An 8,000-yr palaeoclimatic record of the `Double-Hale' 45-yr solar cycle

Details An 8,000-yr palaeoclimatic record of the `Double-Hale' 45-yr solar cycle An 8,000-yr palaeoclimatic record of the `Double-Hale' 45-yr solar cycle

Aug 1977

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1977natur.268..413f&link_type=abstract

Nature, Volume 268, Issue 5619, pp. 413-416 (1977).

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A series of isostatically-emerged Holocene beach ridges on the east side of Hudson Bay have been precisely surveyed and dated back to 8,300 BP. They number 185 and show a nearly uniform rhythm of about 45 yr correlated here with the `Double-Hale' solar magnetic cycle. (Time is in sidereal yr.) Longer correlations are suggested with eustatic sea-level curve and with planetary conjunction cycles. The coupling mechanism with terrestrial meteorological behaviour is believed to be by means of stratospheric generation of polar cirrus cloud and low-latitude ozone, affecting the planetary albedo.

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