February 18, 2009
Stan Deyo

Considering where the solar cycle minimum is now, we may expect two years of harsh, cold dry winters. Based on Solar Cycle 24's newest data, more earthquakes may be triggered between now and end of 2012 due to the predicted sharp rise of the sunspot numbers this cycle. When you this fast climb, coupled with the alarming decrease in the Sun's protective shield around the solar system (heliosphere), we could see severe changes in the Earth's magnetic field and possibly even the beginning of the magnetic pole reversal.