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- New paper finds ‘robust’ relationship between cosmic rays and global temperature, corroborates Svensmark’s solar-cosmic ray theory of climate
A reply paper published today in PNAS "identifies a causal relationship between cosmic rays (CRs) and interannual variation in global temperature (?GT)." The authors find a "robust" cosmic ray-global temperature relationship, as demonstrated in Fig. 1 below, and thus provide further corroboration of the solar/cosmic ray theory of climate of Svensmark et al.
- German Scientists: 20th century data supports Svensmark’s cosmic ray theory of climate
'German scientists Fritz Vahrenholt and Sebastian Luning shows long term data of cosmic ray proxies for the past 200 years strongly support the Svensmark cosmic ray theory of climate.'
- Svensmark’s cosmic ray theory of clouds and global warming looks to be confirmed
'When there are more cosmic rays, they help create more microscopic cloud nuclei, which in turn form more clouds, which reflect more solar radiation back into space, making Earth cooler than what it normally might be. Conversely, less cosmic rays mean less cloud cover and a warmer planet as indicatedhere. The sun’s magnetic field is said to deflect cosmic rays when its solar magnetic dynamo is more active, and right around the last solar max, we were at an 8000 year high, suggesting more deflected cosmic rays, and warmer temperatures. Now the sun has gone into a record slump, and there are predictions of cooler temperatures ahead This new and important paper is published in Physics Letters'
- New paper corroborates Svensmark’s theory of cosmoclimatology: ‘Paper published in the Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics
Study finds 'strong evidence' of a link between thunderstorm and solar activity in Brazil from 1951-2009. According to the authors, thunderstorm "behavior with respect to the 11-year solar cycle suggest a global mechanism probably related to a solar magnetic shielding effect acting on galactic cosmic rays as an explanation for the relationship of thunderstorm and solar activity," which would corroborate Svensmark's theory of cosmoclimatology'
- Danish physicist Henrik Svensmark ‘is single-handedly blowing away the alleged ‘consensus’ on what drives the climate’
- New Paper: Danish Physicist Dr. Henrik Svensmark’s Cosmic Jackpot: ‘Svensmark stands the currently popular CO2 story on its head…Climate and life control CO2, not the other way around’
'Some geoscientists want to blame the drastic alternations of hot and icy conditions during the past 500 million years on increases and decreases in carbon dioxide, which they explain in intricate ways. For Svensmark, the changes driven by the stars govern the amount of carbon dioxide in the air. Climate and life control CO2, not the other way around...'The UK Royal Astronomical Society in London publishes Svensmark's latest paper'
Posted April 24, 20126:40 AM by Marc Morano | Tags: az, co2, consensus buster, mkey, new study, solar, sunspots - Danish Scientist Svensmark: Evidence continues to build that the Sun drives climate — not CO2
'Prof Henrik Svensmark explains how the evidence continues to accumulate that solar activity is the primary driver of climate, on timescales ranging from hours to millions of years'
- New paper supports Svensmark hypothesis
- Mainstream media starting to agree with Svensmark: ‘It turns out the sun’s cosmic rays play a commanding role in atmospheric cloud formation and thus surface temperatures’
- Flashback Sept. 2009: ‘Sun Sleeps’: Danish Solar Scientist Svensmark declares ‘global warming has stopped and a cooling is beginning…enjoy global warming while it lasts’
Svensmark called it 2 years ago! Sun is 'heading towards 'a grand minimum' as we saw in Little Ice Age'