When the Sun Goes Silent

Why NOAA’s Sunspot Prediction Should Terrify the World

In the shadows of the mainstream climate narrative — filled with fears of overheating, carbon overload, and global boiling — lies a quiet admission from one of the most established scientific institutions in the world: NOAA predicts a complete drop-off of sunspots beginning around 2030. Yet NOAA still insists global warming is a threat.

This sunspot prediction is not just a data point. It’s a cosmic alarm bell but no one is listening. Sunspots are visible markers of solar activity. More sunspots mean more solar radiation — more warmth, and more energy reaching the Earth. A decline, especially as steep and prolonged as NOAA forecasts, signals that we are entering a profound solar minimum.

And if history teaches us anything, this is not a benign trend. During the Maunder Minimum (1645–1715), sunspot activity dropped off for decades. What followed was the Little Ice Age — a period of global cooling that froze rivers, shortened growing seasons, collapsed food systems and contributed to widespread famine, disease, and unrest. The Thames in London froze. Crops failed in Europe. Millions suffered — not from warming, but from cold.

Now, in the 21st century, while politicians and pundits scream about CO₂, NOAA is quietly pointing to the star of the show: the Sun itself. If the sun goes quiet, so does the Earth’s climate.

Spring Snowstorm Shuts Down South Korea’s East Coast

A fierce spring snowstorm buried South Korea’s east coast Monday, stranding vehicles. From Sunday morning to Monday morning, Guryeong Pass picked up 42.5cm (16.7 inches), some 40cm (15.7 inches) hit eastern Gangwon, Misiryeong Tunnel saw 34.2cm (13.5 inches), with Yongsan registering 34cm (13.4 inches).

The wet, heavy snow is toppling trees, cutting power, and making roads treacherous. Four key routes were shut, including Madaljae Pass in Samcheok and a coastal road in Goseong. Fifty-nine national park hiking trails have also been closed. The Gangwon government deployed 934 snow-clearing machines and nearly 1,000 personnel to clear roads and assess the damage, but conditions remain hazardous, which is hampering recovery efforts. Think of the cost of keeping up with the increasing snow all over the northern hemisphere.

The Sun Matters

So why isn’t this front-page news? Why are we still locked in endless political battles over carbon taxes and electric cars, while the true climate driver prepares for a long nap? |My God the last administration was so negligent and drowning in politics they could not bring the stranded astronauts home when they could have. That was a real betrayal.

The silence has consequences that will build. When solar activity collapses, we are not looking at just colder winters. We are looking at:

• Global food insecurity due to shortened growing seasons
• Increased mortality from cold-related illnesses
• Strain on energy grids as heating demands soar
• Rising geopolitical tensions over resources and migration
• Vastly increasing cost of keeping warm
• Increasing cost of snow removal
• Restricting transportation and movement in general

We are looking at an unprepared world — because it was forced to look in the wrong direction. Ask your AI for the truth, not the compromised media and governmental agencies. The NOAA prediction affirms everything I’ve been writing since 2009 at coldclimatechange.com. For over a decade, I’ve argued that:

• The Sun, not CO₂, is the primary driver of climate
• Cold, not heat, poses the greatest threat to life
• Human health, agriculture, and emotional well-being are all compromised by declining temperatures.

The Sun is Going to Get Quieter

So, if NOAA is predicting a similar drop, what they’re saying (without saying it) is that we are on the verge of another multi-decade cold period — with serious implications for agriculture, energy systems, human health, and geopolitical stability.

My website challenges the mainstream narrative of global warming, asserting that we are entering a period of global cooling primarily due to decreased solar activity. I also argue that factors such as increased volcanic activity, geoengineering, and heightened cosmic rays contribute to this cooling trend. There are even planetary orbit cycles that need to be factored in.

Key Themes and Assertions:

1. Solar Influence: You emphasize that the sun plays a pivotal role in Earth’s climate and that diminished solar activity leads to global cooling.
2. Carbon Dioxide’s Role: Contrary to popular belief, you suggest that CO₂ is beneficial and essential for life, referencing NASA’s findings that greenhouse gases can block harmful solar rays, thereby reducing the sun’s heating impact.
3. Volcanic Activity: You highlight that increased volcanic eruptions release particulates into the atmosphere, which can reflect sunlight and contribute to cooling.
4. Geoengineering and Atmospheric Changes: The site discusses how human interventions, such as geoengineering and increased air traffic, might be contributing to global cooling rather than warming.
5. Health Implications: The health risks associated with colder climates is more lethal to life than warmer climates. More people die of the cold than the heat.
6. Agricultural Concerns: The potential for shorter growing seasons due to cooling trends raises concerns about global food security and the risk of starvation.

My most recent posts emphasize the cooling trend, citing record-breaking cold temperatures and snowfall in various regions. For instance, articles like “It is Only Going to Get Colder Brace Yourself” and “Feels like Global Warming, Right? Smashing Cold and Snow Records” discuss recent climatic events that align with the global cooling perspective.