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The way the one article was worded it would be easy to do. Especially since one doesn't normally associate those terms with the sun and it was discussing earth effects.
How is a direct quotation from the article unclear? Were you so unfamiliar with them that you didn't recognize it?
I certainly wasn't. But your article was. And that's why I called it BS,
The direct quote was unclear because I didn't go look up the many articles to match the quote. So I asked a question? Seriously dude lose the chip.
If you go back and read it you will see it was not. Maybe you can explain what you mean because from what you stated in your BS comment your protest doesn't make sense.
I read it and it didn't confuse the earth and sun from my perspective so maybe you can elaborate. I think you may have confused terms like poles or equator. I included the NASA article which elaborated on the Hinode findings further.
11 years... hundreds of thousands of years... nope. Not a whole lot of coinciding going on there.
You are referencing polar shifts on earth. It is talking about magnetic polar changes on the SUN. The original article doesn't question Solar cycles. I don't recall an article that does so not sure what you mean by your so-called quote.
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