Will the sun enter a catastrophic hibernation and we lose summer and disasters occur?

Experts believe we are on the cusp of entering the deepest period of sunshine ever recorded, with sunspots virtually disappearing, according to the British newspaper, The Sun.

"The solar minimum has already happened, and it's deep," said astronomer Tony Phillips. The sun's magnetic field has become weak, allowing additional cosmic rays into the solar system."

He added, "Excess cosmic rays form dangerous affect the health of astronauts and travelers in the polar air, affect the electrochemistry in Earth’s upper atmosphere, and may help cause lightning.”

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NASA scientists fear that it is a repeat of the “Dilton Minimum” phenomenon, which occurred between 1790 and 1830, which led to periods of severe cold, crop loss, famine and powerful volcanic eruptions.

Temperatures have fallen by as much as 2°C over a 20-year period, destroying world food production.

Is the sun entering the stage of "catastrophic hibernation"?

For his part, weather expert Sadiq Attia commented in a clarification that was monitored by "Yassin Iraq", on the issue of "the sun's hibernation."
Attia considered that “everything that was mentioned is (concerns) and not (assurances) for scientists, meaning the possibility of an occurrence and not a “certainty,” noting that “the decrease in sunspots does not mean an ice age nor does it mean the sun has gone out.”

He stressed that "the greatest impact of the decrease in sunspots, which also occurred last year, is a drop in temperatures below average throughout the world, and cold regions are the most affected by that," noting that "Iraq and if it is affected by this, the impact is hardly frightening, because Iraq's climate is hot. In essence, a decrease of two degrees below the average will not have the effect that is similar to what is affected by the countries of cold Europe in the first place.”
He pointed out that "we mentioned in a previous brief publication that the data of weather phenomena indicate that the summer of Iraq 2020 CE will be at temperatures around the general average, meaning a normal summer."
He continued: "Research is continuing in the field of space and climate, some of them support the concept of global warming and rising temperatures, and some of them go to ice ages and refute the idea of ​​warming, and they are generally research based on an observed reality, which may change in the future, and therefore the laws of scientists in the field of space usually change with time and change the location of The sun is in the universe, so what our scientists say today, scientists may say something else about it after a hundred years.”