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Luna node cycle-the first cause

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 03/05/2025
  • English
This story began with a loose end. There was a 6-year cycle and the stock for Norwegian Arctic cod. From the laws of cybernetics, I...
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Lunar-driven Barents Sea ecosystems

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 17/04/2025
  • English
The prevailing perception of the nature of the Barents Sea is characterized by an ecological paradigm, a perspective with roots back to Charles Darwin’s theories....
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Moon waves pioneers

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 10/03/2025
  • English
The idea of lunar-driven temperature in the Barents Sea had challenged the prevailing view of the wind theory. The moon was associated with ancient superstitions. The...
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Deep minimum 2025-2072 

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 13/01/2025
  • English
Radiation from the sun was considered constant. In the 1890s, astronomer E. W. Maunder reported that solar activity was greatly reduced in the years 1645...
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The Barents Sea is cooling

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 05/10/2024
  • English
The biomass of Norwegian Arctic cod is reduced during the past 10 years. The spawning stock has been reduced the last 14 years. Total quota...
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Lunar-driven Barents Sea climate

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 09/05/2024
  • English
In nature, nothing acts alone. Therefore, something outside the cod stock, causes recruitment in periods of 6 years. The source may be a 6-year temperature...
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A 6-year cycle in North Atlantic cod recruitment

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 02/04/2024
  • English
The Climate Clock project began with an autocorrelation. An autocorrelation, which did not behave as expected. It had a steep slope which told us that...
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The next Fimbulvinter

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 06/03/2024
  • English
Fimbulwinter is a referred to in the saga as an extremely cold climate period. A period of three years without summer. Norse mythology foretells of...
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The Climate Hunger game

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 14/11/2023
  • English
What caused golden years and hunger years in the fisheries? Was it created by the fishing industry, scientists, or Our Lord. A new upcoming cold...
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A Cold Climate Period is coming

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 08/09/2023
  • English
Climate data series reveals we are moving into a new serious cold climate period.  Audio: Little ice ages Dissertation defense in 2004 I was prepared...
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Wavelet footprints

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 20/08/2023
  • English
In the mid-1980s, the mathematician Yves Mayer from the University of Marseille and the petroleum engineer Jaean Morlet participated in the work of analyzing data...
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Climate footprints

  • Harald Yndestad
  • 30/07/2023
  • English
Climate variations leaves its footprints in nature. What we see from recorded events are apparently random climate changes over time. Records of past events hide...
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About Climate Clock

The Climate Clock is on-line blog.

The Climate Clock presents stationary periods in climate variability.

The Climate Clock presents a chain of events from planets oscillations to eco system oscillations.

The Climate Clock Project

The Climate Clock Research Project started in 1995 to study the lunar tide influence on cod biomass variability in the Barents Sea. The research continued to study solar and climate variability.

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