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Once upon a time, sunspots were dark. Thanks to AGW, they’re now white too.
Anyway, since R=k*(10g+s) and g=4, assuming k=1 it means s=34 and that might be due to the large number of white spots for 1195 (on the left edge of the disk)
They would not have changed methods of counting sun spots to fit an agenda! Would they?
No, that’s why they use the same telescope and method as was used 150 years ago.
I lost respect for the Solar Community because of their antics leading up to and during the recent solar minimum. Biased research for the sake of funding is not science!
Mike Davis says: Biased research…
How could you use such a phrase?
Their antics can’t be classed as either biased or research…
The phrases fictional science and fantasy science should be used đŸ™‚