Re: solar cycle 25 extending beyond 11 years and is more active than expected

>From this article I saw on Facebook,
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>https://www.sciencealert.com/our-sun-is-becoming-more-active-and-nasa-doesnt-know-why
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>or, since that will be broken across two lines by the hard wrap,
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>https://tinyurl.com/42s2e6h7 ,
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>the current solar cycle 25 has been far stronger than expected,
>and is not diminishing yet as expected, but is on an escalating
>trajectory, outside the bounds of the 11-year solar cycle (so
>I guess the current cycle is lasting longer than 11 years).

I was reading a while back that the alignment of the planets does 
have an effect on the sunspot intensity
 https://www.space.com/planets-affect-solar-cycle.html
Now add a 'Planet X'..
Or other objects..

Then we have a different source of 'global warming' altogether.
Little ice age, now little heat age?