A Serbian scientist saw a correlation between weak ultraviolet radiation and the emergence of large-scale epidemics of infectious diseases. Images from US satellites confirm that ultraviolet radiation from the sun or disinfection of the atmosphere at the time COVID-19 emerged was even weaker than during the spread of H1N1.
Consider the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic. It spread despite the best efforts of the World Health Organization. Of course, nothing could be done about this epidemic, since it broke out during the period of the weakest solar radiation. After all, just as after the operation the surgical room is sterilized with ultraviolet lamps, the atmosphere of the earth is naturally sterilized by ultraviolet solar radiation.
Weak radiation and epidemics
The founder of heliocentric electromagnetic meteorology, Milan Stevanchevic, saw a correlation between weak ultraviolet radiation and the emergence of large-scale epidemics of infectious diseases. While NASA has yet to link these phenomena, images from American satellites confirm that the ultraviolet radiation from the sun at the time the coronavirus emerged was even weaker than during the spread of H1N1. In 2009, the level of ultraviolet radiation from the sun was eight units, and in 2019 it was only five units. The lack of ultraviolet radiation, that is, disinfection of the atmosphere, in both cases led to the unimpeded spread of the virus in the northern hemisphere.
Seasonal nature
The Belgrade School of Meteorology believes that the level of ultraviolet radiation is also seasonal. In winter, the level is much lower than in summer. During maximum solar activity, ultraviolet radiation reaches 35 units. But in the period between two cycles of solar activity, ultraviolet radiation reaches its lowest levels or disappears.
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Milan Stevanchevic explains to Pechat: “On March 11, the flare of AR 2758 on the Sun caused an increase in ultraviolet radiation. One X-ray emission was recorded in the geoeffective position, which became the first after more than 300 days of inactivity of the Sun."
When a solar flare occurs on the side not visible from Earth, the level of ultraviolet radiation is reduced. Its next growth is expected in early April 2020, and the entry into the geoeffective position is expected on April 7, when the radiation will be directed directly to the Earth.
The level of ultraviolet radiation near the earth's surface depends on the radiated power and the density of the clouds above a particular location. Although ultraviolet radiation is diffuse in nature, the effect of clouds is large, as they reduce the level of ultraviolet radiation above the earth's surface. Water in the atmosphere is an element that creates a greenhouse effect, so UV exposure also depends on cloudiness. Clouds weaken all types of energy emanating from the sun.
The rise in temperature does not play any role in disinfecting the atmosphere, so the flu can appear even when the daytime temperature is high.
Ultraviolet radiation is a natural phenomenon that makes human existence possible on planet Earth. But strong ultraviolet radiation is very dangerous for human health. Fortunately, nature has provided for everything. As activity increases on the Sun, cloudiness also increases, as clouds are formed by the combination of hydrogen and oxygen that are ejected from the Sun, and therefore the level of ultraviolet radiation decreases.
The weak X-ray emission is expected to peak on April 7, when the AR 2758 volcano appears on the visible side of the Sun, which more strongly disinfects the atmosphere. However weak the effect of X-ray radiation, it plays a large role in the total radiation of the Sun.
Research shows that pandemics can only occur between two cycles of activity, when solar activity is at its lowest, that is, when ultraviolet radiation is at its lowest in winter. Epidemics occur only at the beginning and at the end of the solar cycle. Influenza is seasonal with variable variability and depends on the current activity of the Sun. Viruses are weakest during the period of maximum solar activity.
For the disinfection of the atmosphere, the angle of incidence of ultraviolet and X-ray radiation plays an important role, since the level of radiation per unit area during the day depends on it.
It must be said that the transition period between the 24th and 25th solar cycle is extremely long. The activity of the Sun has reached an extraordinary minimum. The solar activity level in 2019 - 2020 is the lowest since 1810. Temperature will have no effect on COVID-19.
If NASA's forecast comes true, then in ten years we should expect another mutation of the virus.
