The Mt. Tambora eruption in 1815, the largest recorded event in human history, contributed to the already cold era of the Dalton Minimum that lasted from approximately 1793 to 1830.


The Space and Science Research Center (SSRC), provides services in an authoritative, independent, and unbiased manner within the following areas:

Development and assessment of space program policy, management, engineering, safety and quality assurance.

Research into space science and solar physics, including the solar physics

related to the Earth’s climate.

Comparative assessment, evaluation, and

business consulting on leading edge science and advanced technology.

Climate change research.

National and international government planning for

the next climate change to a cold era.

Strategic business planning and preparation for the
transition to the next global climate change era.

National defense preparedness strategies

for dealing with climate change.

Development and transfer of space technology to the private sector.

Science forum and conference hosting.