Predicting Weather By The Moon - Xavier University Libraries

What Causes Weather
of Earth to the Sun, that correlates with widespread cyclonic
weather on Earth. It might be that these two huge
planets at that time are having the same effect on the Sun
that a Full Moon does on us. One could imagine that their
combined gravitation could be pulling increased electrical
activity from the Sun towards themselves, bringing it across
Earth on the way. The effect would be more on the Sun than
on Earth, but the magnetosphere, or Solar wind of electrical
particles streaming from the Sun out into space, could
affect our electrical fields. We are but 8 minutes into the
solar year in terms of distance from the sun, and
therefore getting almost the full brunt of the solar wind of
electrical particles creaming over our planet. As more of
the magnetic fields of the solar wind are concentrated by
the close proximity of several planets, multiple crossings
of them increase the magnetic effects felt in the weather
systems. The Lunar declination cycle of 27.32 days just
happens to be locked in phase with the 27.32 day magnetic
rotation cycle of the Sun, because that is the way the Earth/
Moon system conserves it’s angular momentum, and still
responds to the magnetic flux changes.
The results arrived at by planet observers may still be
lunar-based. The average sunspot activity cycle of 11 years
coincides with the orbit of Jupiter. Sunspot activity is
caused by the proximity of Jupiter to the sun. Jupiter is
almost 318 times the size of earth – which means that if
Earth was a peppercorn, Jupiter would be a grapefruit. Saturn
is about 95 times as large as Earth. Given these sizes,
it is further likely that they have an effect on each other
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