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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rysherms, post: 1713912, member: 46631&quot;]your research is about 10 years behind as is the conclusions you have drawn. further research has been done since the mine shaft method; heat drilling into the polar ice, burying neutrino detectors, and utilizing the massive natural occurrences of clear ice as a neutrino detector. conclusions: the sun will not be flickering out for a second, minute, hour etc, for the next BILLION years. fluctuations in sunspot and solar wind activity is a natural part of a stars life, which can be quite serious as the effects are experienced by such a fragile species such as ourselves. could a solar flare up be devastating to us, yes. is it possible, absolutely. will the sun turn OFF for any amount of time in the next 50 million years; not according to physics. it is not a giant light bulb with gods finger on the switch.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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