http://science1.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2006/21dec_cycle24/
The graph below shows Hathaway’s prediction in red, and the counted sunspot numbers in blue.
http://science1.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2006/21dec_cycle24/
The graph below shows Hathaway’s prediction in red, and the counted sunspot numbers in blue.
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NASA and the IPCC have one thing in common. A divergence problem.
You need to make outrageous projections to assure additional funding for future research.
Based on past performance NASA should be defunded.
@Mike: The problem with the funding is as you say. If it doesnt have an extinction level event ‘worst case scenario’ to excite the funding committees then it doesnt get a look in.
The ‘scenarios’ of NASA’s solar cycle 24 predictions
Date prediction made…..date of min…….forecast pk….. pk date
01/2004- min 1/07, 160 pk
01/2005- min 1/07, 145 pk 2010
01/2006- min 1/07, 145 pk, 2010
01/2007- min 6/07, 145 pk, 2010
03/2008- min 6/08, 130 pk, 2011.5
01/2009- min 1/09, 105 pk, 2012
04/2009- min 4/09, 104 pk, 2013
05/2009- min 5/09, 90 pk, 2013.5
11/2009- min 5/09, <50 pk, 20??
04/2010- min 12/08, 70 pk, 2013.5
06/2010- min 12/08, 65 pk, 2013.5
10/2010- min 12/08, 64 pk, 2013.5
12/2010- min 12/08, 64 pk, 2013.5
04/2011- min 12/08, 62 pk, 2013.5
NASA forecasters 'nailed' the 12/2008 minimum by April, 2010…
Any further word on the NASA whistle blower who claims that NASA over-reported sun spots on pupose to prevent the public from having concerns about a possible deep solar minimum?