How Does This Make Sense?

In my side of the world it's winter and lately it's been way colder than it's been in the past. Someone wrote an article saying the earth has moved a little away from the sun and I'm talking to people in other continents who are complaining about the unbearable heat in their countries.

Who is spreading these ridiculous lies?

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Adstar · 56-60, M

Well here where i live in Australia i can confirm that last summer was the wettest and coolest summer i have ever experienced.. The current winter is also the wettest and one of the coolest winters i have experienced also..

Solar activity varies as well as the orbit.. But the orbit changes from a circular to an Oval orbit over thousands of years so the change is very slow.. The Suns power varies each 11 year cycle.. The Sun has the most determining effect on earths climate.. Large volcanic eruptions can also have dramatic effects.. I think the recent Tongan eruption in the south pacific kicked up more partials into the upper atmosphere then has been reported.. It may have started a cool period in the southern hemisphere..

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karysma · 31-35, F

@Adstar You sound like you did your homework. I didn't know all this 😅

Adstar · 56-60, M

@karysma I like to keep up to date with all possible disaster causing natural forces in the universe.. Because i am looking out for possible triggers to the end times disasters.. What could cause them..

karysma · 31-35, F

@Adstar We're coming to the end of this age that's for sure. If only people could get their heads out of the sand and do what needs to be done to prepare for the next life which is way longer than the one we're living now.

Tastyfrzz · 61-69, M

@Adstar when Pinatubo blew up back in '91 it resulted in a very wet summer. Couldn't even raise peas.

Adstar · 56-60, M

@Tastyfrzz Yep big volcanoes really have big effects.. I think Pinatubo effected both the northern and southern hemispheres reducing world temperature by an average of 1to 2 degrees Celsius for a year..