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Manifestation of Macroscopic Nonlocality in the Processes of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity, VESTNIK, Journal of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University, pp. 173-185, 2005

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The results of long~ term experiments on study of malcroscopic nonlocality of the solar and geomagnetic dissipative processes are presented. Advanced nonlocal detector reaction on these processes has been revealed. Influence of the solar activity prevails over geomagnetic one. Advancement proved to be of order of value 10- 100 days. Level of advanced signal allows us to put forward a problem of employment of the macroscopic non1ocality effect for solar activity forecast.
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