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hi everyone I'm Ricky from Tech Talk and today we're unboxing and getting our

first look at the Google home Mini so let's get into the unboxing and setup

process so the Google home Mini is smaller mighty that's their tagline and

say hello to the Google own mini that can be paired with your Google home we

can use this on its own so at the moment around the Christmas period it's been

selling for about thirty four ninety nine' most places are still selling at

this price they first come out it was $49.99 which is quite expensive the

hands-free help around the home powered by Google assistant so look around the

packaging first I have chosen the charcoal color here there are two other

colors you've got a chalk color which is a kind of white whitish creamy sort of

color and then you have coral which is quite a bright red which I think looks

very bright and very nice so on the side here you can see third-party

applications such as Netflix Spotify and you have the hue lighting system and

other smart home applications that work alongside the Google home Mini and also

smart home products there is a website down here as well that you can go and

check out for further information if you do have any questions or queries about

third-party applications or smart home tech drop comment down below and I'll

sure to help you out so turning it around to the side here we've got some

more information that I'm going to so Google home Mini is powered by the

Google assistant asked it questions tell it to do things it's never been easier

to get hands-free help in any room you get questions answered use the power of

Google to get real-time answers for your questions

tackle your day set alarms and reminders find out your commute and get the news

and more enjoy your entertainment use your voice to play your music or start a

TV show with the compatible music and video services voice control your home

control compatible smart home devices like your like your lights thermostat

and much more turn around you'll to see the Google assistant section here where

you can ask Google anything and we'll be testing out these here and some fun ones

for the Christmas period so let's get into the unboxing so I have my

new sharp and I fear this is razor sharp so down in here on the bottom you just

have a bit more information and then you also have a tab you just need to pull

here we got a nice reveal of our Google home mini here this is the charcoal

speaker underneath you have let's get started this is your paperwork

information get to know your Google home and be safe

with warranty and finally down here at the bottom you've got your UK three-pin

plug which they have changed compared to the previous single home which has a

micro USB they're taking a closer look at our Google home mini here it's a nice

fabric design so nice shape as well down here at the bottom you'll see your port

and then you have a switch here you've got a rubberized pedal or foot stand for

it to sit on so it won't slip and also won't mark do like design this very

sleek very stylish so let's plug it in going to need a smartphone to set up the

Google home application which is available from Android or iOS now our

Google home Mini has all been set up in the application here on iOS it's very

easy to do on Android as well just search the Google Play Store you have

loads of information in here as well giving details that you can maybe ask

google look through linked accounts as well remember there's loads of links for

different accounts that you can connect and control and third-party applications

and smart home technology as well so I want to show you the speaker itself

around at the top here you do have a microphone button that you can turn on

or off so it doesn't matter so it doesn't hear you all the time in your

booklet here that comes along in the packaging you do have some control

systems as well so in the middle you do have your main play/pause and also

either side you have your volume up all your volume down and you have your play

pause in the middle there then you have google assistant and some more

information so we can talk to Google assistant ok Google tell me about my day

howdy today it'll be partly cloudy when the forecast hi - have a nice day here's

the latest news from headlines from BBC News at 2:21 p.m. today so you can talk

to Google you can ask it multiple different things you can set reminders

you can set an alarm okay Google set an alarm for tomorrow

morning at 8 a.m. you can also add reminders notes and also calendar events

in there as well if you do have any questions or comments please do let me

know thanks always for watching and I will see you in my next video bye for

now

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Could we face a mini ice age in the next 30 years? Scientists make extraordinary prediction based on the sun's natural cycles... and it would even reverse global warming!

A professor of mathematics at Northumbria University is warning that a mini ice age could hit Britain.

The festive cold snap and Storm Dylan's raging gales have brought a sharp dose of snowy winter misery to our shores.

But if that seems bad enough, imagine our temperatures plummeting to such bone-aching lows that British rivers freeze for months at a time.

Our streets would become impassable ice sheets, industry would grind to a halt, vital supplies would be stranded, hospitals overwhelmed and power supplies fail under the unprecedented demand.

Similarly lethal chaos has occurred before, in the harshest period of a centuries-long European cold snap called the Little Ice Age.

Between the 17th and early 19th centuries, average temperatures dropped by two degrees centigrade and our winters became so vicious the Thames froze utterly on seven occasions.

With its major river blocked, London's commerce stalled.

In the city and surrounding countryside, thousands of people died. Farm animals were wiped out.

The wind was even cold enough to crack tree trunks. So far, so historical.

And given the relentless 21st-century warnings that the ice even at the earth's poles is melting, one could be forgiven for thinking that such conditions will never be seen again in Britain.

Except that a professor of mathematics at Northumbria University is warning that history is in imminent danger of repeating itself.

And Valentina Zharkova is not alone in that startling view.

She is part of an international collaboration of academics in the UK and Russia who have sparked controversy by warning that the world could be plunged into another 'mini ice age' in a little over a decade.

The thesis is that this could go some way to replicating a phenomenon known as the 'Maunder Minimum', after the British husband and wife astronomers, Walter and Annie Maunder, who worked at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich.

In 1895, the pair published a paper reporting a link between sunspots and the Little Ice Age's coldest period.

Temperatures will start dropping in 2021, according to a mathematical model of the Suns magnetic energy.

 In 2011 this image was captured showing an almost clear sun - which experts say could happen for almost a decade from 2030.

Professor Zharkova and her team have created a mathematical model which predicts that the Sun's energy output (in the form of electromagnetic radiation) is about to fall significantly, causing temperatures on Earth to drop.

The fall is caused by changes in the Sun's internal magnetic fields, which create energy waves in a similar manner to an electric dynamo.

One field is in a layer close to the surface, while the other is deep inside.

During an 11-year timespan, the magnetic fields alter cyclically.

Professor Zharkova's team has used data on previous cycles to predict that the dynamo effect in the coming cycles is about to produce a marked drop in radiant heat output from the sun, between the years 2020 and 2050.

The visible evidence for this occurring would be a dramatic reduction in the number of sunspots.

These are areas on the sun's surface that appear cooler — and therefore darker — than the rest of the surface surrounding them.

If the sun's surface generally cools, then these areas don't stand out.

This same phenomenon was observed during the very harshest period of the Little Ice Age, between 1645 and 1700.

Throughout this time, there were only about 50 sunspots on the surface of the Sun instead of the usual 40,000-50,000.

Professor Zharkova, who has a PhD in Astrophysics, first mooted the idea two years ago, sparking a furious row in the scientific community over the veracity of her claims.

Now a new paper, published last year in Astronomy & Geophysics, has reinforced those earlier findings.

She claims that her team's results are '97 per cent accurate'.

She describes the research as 'the first serious prediction of a reduction of solar activity that might affect human lives'.

Previously a mini ice age it hit between 1646 and 1715, even causing Londons River Thames to freeze over (pictured).

She adds: 'I am absolutely confident in our research.

It has good mathematical background and reliable data, which has been handled correctly.

as evidence of an upcoming Maunder Minimum.'.

Professor Zharkova's evidence has prompted pundits to predict that, if the sun does indeed turn down its thermostat, then global warming's effects may be slowed, stopped or radically reversed.

If that is true, the world could indeed witness a return to some kind of 'mini ice-age' in which the great rivers of Europe again freeze, temperatures fall by two degrees centigrade or more, and fierce winters grip Britain and mainland Europe with lethal results.

But other leading experts are queueing up to dismiss such fears.

Gavin Schmidt, the director of Nasa's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, is particularly forthright. 'It's complete garbage,' he told reporters.

Many critics argue that, while the Maunder Minimum may have had an effect on past climate, it was far from solely responsible for the Little Ice Age of the 17th and 18th centuries.

Michael Brown, an associate professor of astronomy at Monash University in Australia, points out that 'The Little Ice Age began before the Maunder Minimum and may have had multiple causes, including volcanism [volcanic activity].

Indeed, volcanic eruptions around the world seem to have been more frequent after the year 1500 than during the medieval warm period that preceded it.

Soot and lava propelled high in the atmosphere can shield the Earth from solar rays, causing significant cooling.

Such powerful effects were seen from the 1815 eruption of Indonesia's Tambora volcano, one of the most violent ever recorded.

This led to 1816 being dubbed the 'year without a summer' — one of the coldest on record, which brought crop failures and starvation to Northern Europe.

Professor Brown adds that numerous scientists have investigated exactly how much the Maunder Minimum actually reduced the levels of solar energy hitting Earth.

He argues that even the lowest estimated levels would not significantly reverse the effects of modern climate change.

'There is 40 per cent more of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide in the air now than during the 17th century, and global temperature records are being smashed,' he claims.

'A new Maunder Minimum would slow climate change, but it is not enough to stop it.'.

Professor Zharkova is unimpressed by such arguments.

The new drop in sunspots might bring another mini ice age, she believes.

On the other hand, she says, it might be beneficial — as it could simply halt or slightly reverse the effects of climate change, giving the world's leaders precious extra time in which to act.

'I hope global warming will be overridden by this effect, giving humankind and the Earth 30 years to sort out our pollution,' she suggests.

After that, she predicts, any positive impact on global warming will disappear when the sun's magnetic waves revert to their normal pattern in the 2050s.

Who to believe? Given that we can't even trust our highest-paid forecasters to get tomorrow's weather right, we might be best flipping a coin to decide.

But here is a much safer prediction. The Thames won't freeze over in London again.

This is because controversies such as sunspots and global warming won't have the casting vote.

It all comes down to engineering. And that means no more ice fairs.