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J.H.v.d.Laar
September 02, 2001 10:09PM
<HTML>A question for anyone knowledgeable in carbon 14 dating:

What are the implications of the periodic shift of the suns magnetic field?

Do we experience a temporary increase in exposure to radiation from the sun and outer space when the protection afforded by the earths magnetic field drops?

And if so, do these exposures have an impact on what we are measuring as a steady rate of decay in the carbon 14?

Not sure where I read this. Any takers?</HTML>
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Carbon 14 dating &amp; the magnetosphere

J.H.v.d.Laar September 02, 2001 10:09PM

Sandy... if you wouldn't mind...

Anthony September 03, 2001 06:08AM

Re: Carbon 14 dating &amp; the magnetosphere

Don Barone September 03, 2001 06:21AM

Re: Carbon 14 dating &amp; the magnetosphere

Keith Littleton September 04, 2001 10:51AM

SO, JH...

Anthony September 04, 2001 04:02PM



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