Explore the implications of an exceptionally prolonged and intense solar minimum in this comprehensive AGU Fall Meeting 2009 session. Delve into the latest research and expert analyses on the consequences of this unusual solar phenomenon, examining its effects on Earth's climate, space weather, and various geophysical processes. Gain valuable insights from leading scientists as they present their findings and discuss the potential long-term impacts of this unique solar event on our planet and space environment.
Consequences of an Unusually Long and Deep Solar Minimum - Part I
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Fall Meeting 2009 Consequences of an Unusually Long and Deep Solar Minimum I
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