Perhaps contrary to the catastrophic AGW alarmists, it is not the case that man's emissions of CO2 have caused the temperature increases of the late 20th Century, because they claim they do not see natural forces capable of providing the necessary degree of climate change. Perhaps there are natural forces they do not yet understand very well at all.
14 December 2009
Solar Wind Flux Is Weakest Since Accurate Measurements Started
The Sun's solar wind provides a protective shield around the Sun from the solar wind of other stars. This million mile-per-hour solar wind is at a minimum compared to all other measurements since accurate measurements have been performed, starting with the Space Age. This plasma of charged particles cannot sweep other charged particles in the solar winds of other stars away once it comes into equilibrium with them in the heliopause. The boundary of the heliopause should be shrinking as the solar wind diminishes, as measured by the satellite Ulysses in its polar orbit about the Sun in 2007. This means that cosmic rays will no longer be shielded from Earth as effectively as they have been in the recent past.
Perhaps contrary to the catastrophic AGW alarmists, it is not the case that man's emissions of CO2 have caused the temperature increases of the late 20th Century, because they claim they do not see natural forces capable of providing the necessary degree of climate change. Perhaps there are natural forces they do not yet understand very well at all.
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Spot on, old man!
You might like the following sites:
http://geoplasma.spaces.live.com/
http://www.fractaluniverse.org/v2/?page_id=2
We live in interesting times, Charles. Have a great holiday!
The first link in the comment above proves to be an interesting blog by an Australian. Here is a quote from one of his comments:
"Put simply, economics is the science of unhampered human action, and it disappears when those conditions are absent. Markets are activities in which freely produced goods and services are willingly exchanged and rely totally on the pre-existence of private property rights. Without those rights, individuals are incapable of bartering, and hence exchanging goods and services.
Capitalism and freedom can never be separated and for Rudd and others to condemn "extreme capitalism" is simply the weasel word for criticising freedom.
Tony Abbott's election is nothing other than a result produced by free people choosing what they want, and not what state sponsored demagoges demand.
We are truly living during interesting times."
Thanks for the comment, Fungus! As for the old man part, well that is sometimes the price of acquiring a greater measure of wisdom, so I am OK with that!
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