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fast coronal mass ejections ( ejections mass fast coronal C : understand the evolution of of evolution the ,
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te observed with Large Angle S Angle Large with observed te r update . Ahluwalia and Ygbuhay (2016) discuss discuss (2016) Ygbuhay and Ahluwalia . Cycle 10 1715, MM) but climate
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) of low activity – , like minimum like space
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those (2018) infer that the the that infer (2018) S some colleagues some
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process(es) leading to these solar features are not understood. – ry (2016) describe a procedure procedure a describe ry (2016) et al. Maunder . In this paper we we paper this . In of the next 40 years 40 next the bou a activity level close
timeline (cc = 0.90) implying that weaker cycles cycles weaker that implying 0.90) = (cc timeline
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namely the 70 40 Gleissb the stratospher the the 2. Fig. every fourth cycle is labeled bold enhanced activity followed by drawings SSNs. international 1849 of Belgium at Brussels new / The radiation (2014) Colaninno and Wang et al., 2003). Gopalswamy 1994; Howard, and Webb et al., 1991; (Gosling ra CME km/s) 350 (> speed high that report 1996 a Bal Holistic study of s 1. Introduction
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indicating that we may be be may we that indicating ; n SH
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