theartist Report post Posted July 20 (edited) How many times have you heard or seen it repeated online that, "We are at an all-time high (at least since the space-age) for Cosmic Rays!" Look at the evidence closely in the following video, and decide for yourself. CosmicRays vs. SolarMinimum.mp4 The Neutron Monitor used in the evaluation was the Oulu Cosmic Ray Station, which is probably the most cited in the scientific literature. One can check Neutron Monitors all around the world via the Neutron Monitor Database. Here is a map of the various stations. This link is where one can create their own plots, over various time periods. Edited July 20 by theartist Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
theartist Report post Posted July 21 (edited) The following plot is the complete CRaTER (a platform orbiting the moon) record starting in 2010. The source of the plot was this article. The bottom plot is ground-based data from the Oulu Cosmic Ray Station, plotted over a similar timeframe. A modulation in flux during 2017 is observed in both plots. Edited July 21 by theartist Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
theartist Report post Posted August 18 (edited) On 7/20/2019 at 8:18 PM, theartist said: A modulation in flux during 2017 is observed in both plots. And that specific 'modulation-of-flux event' is discussed in the thread titled, Stochastic influence on solar cycle activity: planetary clocking? Edited August 18 by theartist Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
