In article , "Robert L.
Oldershaw" writes:

On Tuesday, May 20, 2014 2:10:03 PM UTC-4, Jonathan Thornburg wrote:
Solar neutrino fluxes do not show a 22-year time dependence, so we
know that there is NOT a 22-year solar cycle in the center of the sun
(which is where solar neutrinos are generated). So understanding the
center of the sun doesn't really have much to do with understanding
the solar cycle.

So you think the 22-year cycle within the Sun is unrelated to the deep
inner core of the Sun?

Is there no doubt in your mind about that?

Consider how long it takes a photon to get from the core to the surface
of the Sun. I don't recall the number, but it is 1 million years or
so.