Research out of Norway drew a surprising conclusion this week – sunspots appear to shorten a person’s lifespan by over half a decade. Researchers studied more than 9,062 Norwegian births from 1676 to 1878 and using the occurrence of sunspots, a barometer of sorts for solar activity, found that lifespans were shorter by slightly over five years for persons born during years of high solar activity.
Are sunspots killing us? New research hints sunspots at birth shorten overall lifespan
Monday, January 12, 2015
Are sunspots killing us? New research hints sunspots at birth shorten overall lifespan
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