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After studying at the last 11,000 years of solar activity, astrophysicist Mark Clilverd says the sun’s contribution to climate change on Earth will reduce slightly over the next 100 years. For the past century, we’ve had large numbers of solar flares, sunspots and geomagnetic storms, all of which increase global warming.

The sun’s contribution to the increase in Earth temperatures is estimated to be between 4 and 20%, with greenhouse gases making up the remaining 80%. Clilverd thinks the number of space storms will decline by two thirds. He says, “This work is speculative and relies on the idea that the sun shows regular cycles of activity on time scales of 10 to 10,000 years and that its heat output and activity are related.”
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We’re used to hearing about money being funneled to terrorist organizations from the Saudi royal family, but a new report in the G2bulletin.com says that a money laundering scheme selling stolen goods in a poor neighborhood of Cincinnati earned more than $100 million for terrorists.
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After Ray Dufresne spotted a Bigfoot in Bennington, Vermont, three more people admitted they saw the same thing. One of them, Doug Dorst, was driving on Route 7 when he saw what he thought was a “homeless dude with a war wound in a snowsuit.”

Sadelle Wiltshire and Ann Mrowicki saw the same creature. “It was the weirdest thing,” says Wiltshire. “It looked like a guy in a gorilla suit, but it looked like it had a tail.”

Norah Hoffenberg writes in the Bennington (VT) Banner that Dorst describes the creature as over 6 feet tall, and very bulky. He’s sure it wasn’t a bear. “I almost wish I’d been paying more attention, so I could’ve appreciated the absurdity and the fear of it,” he says. “I think this was a dude in a suit out there. I celebrate it.”
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