Miyake Events

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Definition

Miyake Events are rare and intense spikes in carbon-14 levels found in tree rings, believed to be caused by significant solar flares or cosmic events affecting Earth's atmosphere and climate.

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Episode #102: Solar Variability - Flares, Mass Ejections, Cosmic Rays, Comets

KosmographiaJan 10, 2024

This episode of The Randall Carlson Podcast delves into a recent paper on tree-ring studies revealing solar influence on Earth's climate. It highlights the work of Gerard Bond, whose contributions to our understanding of North Atlantic climate cycles are often overlooked. The discussion explores the implications of explosive solar events, including Miyake Events, and their connection to Earth's climate dynamics.

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