Sun will be "sleeping" in 2030?

Scientists warn Earth about to be hit by a mini ice age, when the Sun's activity will decline sharply after the peak of the cycle bottom.

The action showing sunspots on the solar energy.

Scientists warn Earth about to be hit by a mini ice age, when the Sun's activity will decline sharply after the peak of the cycle bottom. As predicted by scientists, operation of solar energy can be reduced by 60%.

Professor Valentina Zharkova this phenomenon can cause the Earth's temperature drops significantly, even can cause an ice age in small scale.

While monitoring the operation of the solar energy, the scientists discovered that the activity of the solar energy increases and decreases according to certain cycles. According to observations and calculations of scientists, energy activities could peak in 2020 and then will go down.

And until circa 2030-2040, energy operations at its lowest. This phenomenon has also occurred in the past, it was circa 1645-1715, almost no sunspots appearing on the Sun's surface. It was then that the solar energy at the lowest level.

Winter 1645, the Thames in London has now frozen because temperatures are too low. Some astronomers analogy that this is the stage of "Sleeping Sun" and lasted until 1715.

But the cycle of solar activity decline is not the main cause. Zharkova professor and his colleagues have discovered besides energy activity in the troposphere, which is the black spots that we see. There's also an energy activity near the surface, to which previously we did not observed.

Activities in surface energy and energy activities in the troposphere emit energy waves with different frequencies. And in 2030, two energy wave frequency will coincide with each other, causing them to be eliminated.

Montage images of solar activity between August 1991 and September 2001 were performed by soft X-ray yohkoh Telecope, shows the change in solar activity in a sunspot cycle.

Professor Zharkova, this is the main reason that the activities of the solar energy steepest decline. As predicted, this mini ice age may last longer than the phenomenon ever happened before.

But if this phenomenon occurs, it will not last forever but just a solar cycle. Scientists have not yet assess the damage if such a mini ice age again appear. But the temperate countries in the region will certainly have to go through a very harsh winter.