From the Hindu Physicist U.R. Rao says carbon emission impact is lower than IPCC claim A key belief of climate science theology — that a reduction in carbon emissions will…
Category: Cosmic rays
Cosmically, Heliospherically, and Terrestrially, FYI
Last night I decided to have a look at the Space Weather Prediction Center solar charts to see how the geoplanetary magnetic index (Ap) was doing, and decided since I…
Preliminary results for the CERN CLOUD cosmic ray experiment
From Nature blog: Sunny days for CLOUD experiment An experiment designed to investigate the link between solar activity and the climate has its first results in the bag. At the…
Something to be thankful for! At last: Cosmic rays linked to rapid mid-latitude cloud changes
UPDATE: Lead author Ben Laken responds in comments below. I’ve reported several times at WUWT on the galactic cosmic ray theory proposed by Henrik Svensmark which suggests that changes in…
Stubborn Antarctic Ozone Hole refuses to change
Maybe it is because the major catalyst isn’t CFC’s after all? See this story: Galactic Cosmic Rays May Be Responsible For The Antarctic Ozone Hole In the conclusions of the paper…
Length of day correlated to cosmic rays and sunspots
From techno-science.net This tip came in on our tip & notes page, and at first I was quite surprised because I could not see a possible mechanism for it. Then…
Climate science solar shock and awe
I saw this yesterday, but I decided to wait a day just in case it disappeared. It’s quite the surprise to see the New Scientist dedicate a story, much less…
IceCube spies unexplained pattern of cosmic rays
by Jill Sakai, University of Wisconsin Though still under construction, the IceCube Neutrino Observatory at the South Pole is already delivering scientific results — including an early finding about a…
Archibald on stellar to climate linkage
The Warning in the Stars By David Archibald If climate is not a random walk, then we can predict climate if we understand what drives it. The energy that stops…
Solar geomagnetic index reaches unprecedented low – only "zero" could be lower – in a month when sunspots became more active
Back on December 12th 2009 I posted an article titled: Solar geomagnetic activity is at an all time low – what does this mean for climate? We then had a string…
Study shows CFCs, cosmic rays major culprits for global warming
From the University of Waterloo press release. WATERLOO, Ont. (Monday, Dec. 21, 2009) – Cosmic rays and chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), both already implicated in depleting the Earth’s ozone layer, are also…
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