Epidemics during Grand Solar Minima

Alexey Ju. Retejum

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Alexey Ju. Retejum

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epidemics, solar activity, the earth disturbance, cycles

Abstract

Historical and geographical study of epidemics that affected the population of the Old World from the Stone Age to the present day shows that their development took place against the background of major anomalies in various geospheres. Obviously, an important role in the spread of pathogenic organisms was played by the situation of solar minima, which reveal a centuries-old cyclical repeatability. The last change in the periods of the 179-year and 1430-year cycles of the Solar system and the biosphere occurred in April 1990. The events of recent years and months follow a General pattern.

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Epidemics during Grand Solar Minima. (2020). Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 20(B3), 19-40. https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/3267

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