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Analysis of the relation between geomagnetic activity and the phase of the North Atlantic Oscillation
Bochníček, Josef ; Hejda, Pavel ; Pýcha, Josef
The North Atlantic Oscillation is considered to be a very robust phenomenon. The analysis of tropospheric pressure and temperature deviations from their long-term averages realised on the data set of winter (January-March) periods 1963-2001, as well as wind deviations from their long-term averages pointed at close association between high geomagnetic activity and the positive NAO phase.
Natural and artificial variations in the natality in Slovakia
Střeštík, Jaroslav ; Mikulecký, M. ; Žirko, M.
Daily numbers of births in Slovakia 1996-2001 were taken into calculations. In the annual variation a trough occurs from October to December, and short sharp minima during holidays. In the spectrum only annual and 7-day period supplemented by their higher harmonics can be found. No trace of lunar variation has been bound.
Reconstruction of average air temperatures for the last millenium
Střeštík, Jaroslav
The air temperature increase during the last century can be explained either by the enhanced green-house effect or by the regular long-term variations. These two explanations give two different forecasts as to the future climate. Reconstructed temperature series which guess the climate many centuries ago help to distinguish which model is more probable.
Transits of inner planets across the solar disc
Střeštík, Jaroslav
In rare occasions an inner planet can be located just between the Sun and the Earth for a short time. In these cases the transit of the planet across the solar disk is being observed on the Earth. More interesting but more rare are transits of Venus because the Sun rays shine through the atmosphere of the planet. In the paper is described how these transits look and how can be observed.

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