Earth and Sun: An Hypothesis of Weather and Sunspots
Ellsworth Huntington
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Length 6 h 40 min
Chapters 13
First published 1923
This book was published as a companion text to 'Climatic Changes' by the same author. The affect of the solar neighbourhood on the atmosphere of Earth is analysed. Sunspots, the magnetic field between the sun and the planets, and how they interact with each other is presented with tables and charts. - Summary by leon.harvey
Chapters
1
Preface. Note on Climate Changes Read by Leon Harvey 12:09
2
The Sun’s Effect on Storminess Read by Leon Harvey 27:59
3
Solar Regulation of Atmospheric Pressure Read by Leon Harvey 24:11
4
The Paradox of a Hot Sun and a Cool Earth Read by Leon Harvey 38:52
5
The Nature of Modern Climatic Variations Read by Leon Harvey 20:10
6
Electrical Activities of the Sun and the Earth Read by Leon Harvey 40:01
7
The Electrically Effective Areas of the Sun Read by Leon Harvey 33:38
8
A Possible Electrical Factor in Barometric Pressure Read by Leon Harvey 32:54
9
Methods of Testing an Electrical Hypothesis Read by Leon Harvey 31:44
10
The Origin of Sunspots Read by Leon Harvey 29:08
11
The Sunsport Period as a Result of Planetary Influece, by Henry Helm Clayton Read by Leon Harvey 20:54
12
The Planetary Hypothesis of Sunspots Read by Leon Harvey 31:40
13
The Nature of Planetary Influence on the Sun Read by Leon Harvey 35:43
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