Japanese Researchers Study Ancient Records for Extreme Solar Events

Japanese scientists are examining 800-year-old books and tree rings to uncover evidence of past extreme solar events, utilizing Japan's rich historical literature as a source of climate data.

10 Apr, 04:55 — 10 Apr, 04:55

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Japanese researchers look at 800-year-old books and trees for signs of extreme solar events

Japan has a wealth of old literature that provides scientists with clues on past climate events.

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