> 28 Jun 16 13:10, you wrote to Roger Nelson:

 >  >> It better not happen again or your write privileges will be revoked.

 >  TR> On the echoes list of the BBS I use this echo is titled:

 >  TR> Odyssey Fringe Science research Echo.

 > you've been told that the echo's name has been changed for several years,
 > tim... 


NO! I haven't. 


BUT!!! I've seen message traffic in here about planets and Solar activity,
so those `subjects must be *ON TOPIC* here.

It is the SUN which drives various forces on the Earth which alters climate
here, as well as various influences from non-Solar System sources, such as
sudden bursts of energy from space that happened so far in the distant 
past that the dinosaurs still roamed the Earth, and their effects are just
now arriving here.

Not only that...the SUN itself has so many `cycles' about it that Man hasn't
even been able to accurately time some of them (we either haven't existed
long enough to know of the existence of some of them...or are too young
technologically to have enough data on them to gain anything of value from
their operation in the overall Solar science).

The relative `blink-of-an-eye' of Man's existence as a civilized society,
and the small extent of the study, measure and records-keeping, in relation
to the existence of the Solar System as a whole, and the Earth's evolving
of intelligent life, is hardly anything to base any `science is settled'
claim on.

It wasn't that long ago we were `supposedly' heading into another Ice Age
(the mid-1970'?). 

The weather affects everyone. So does the climate. 

There's no reason these things can't be discussed rationally, without a bunch
of insults and threats. At least not that I see. Your mileage may vary.

In any case, I've seen message traffic on Solar System activity in here, so
discussion of Solar activity must be *on-topic* as well.
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