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- Is Paleoclimate Cyclic? It’s a Mystery to Me Thu, 24 Oct 24, 4:00amIn about 120 million years we will finally cross the Sagittarius spiral arm. We will exit this Ice House with its periodic glacial ages and enter the next Hot House inter-arm space on our way into the next spiral arm region...
- Do Cosmic Rays Precede Earthquakes? Sat, 24 Jun 23, 3:00amGuest Post by Willis Eschenbach I came across an article with a provocative headline, “Scientists Link Cosmic Radiation to Earthquakes for the First Time“...
- Do Cosmic Rays Cause Earthquakes? Sat, 24 Jun 23, 3:00amGuest Post by Willis Eschenbach I came across an article with a provocative headline, “Scientists Link Cosmic Radiation to Earthquakes for the First Time“...
- Claim: 42,000 Years Ago, the Earth’s Magnetic Field Collapsed and the World Cooled Sat, 20 Feb 21, 9:00pm"Ship of Fools" Captain Chris Turney at UNSW claims to have identified a climate catastrophe 42,000 years ago, caused by a period of solar minima, intense cosmic ray bombardment, and the collapse of the Earth's geomagnetic...
- On 99 year anniversary of huge disruptive solar storm, we are about to enter the deepest period of solar “recession” ever recorded Sat, 16 May 20, 3:59amBy Dr. Tony Phillips 99 years ago this week, people around the world woke up to some unusual headlines. “Telegraph Service Prostrated, Comet Not to Blame” — declared the Los Angeles Times on May 15, 1921. “Electrical...
- Using Cosmic Rays to Predict Volcanic Eruptions? Thu, 23 Apr 20, 7:00pmGuest “cool schist” by David Middleton Are Cosmic Rays a Key to Forecasting Volcanic Eruptions?A combination of relativistic particles and artificial intelligence may provide a new way to forecast when a volcano...
- Winter monsoons became stronger during geomagnetic reversal Thu, 4 Jul 19, 3:00pmRevealing the impact of cosmic rays on the Earth’s climate Kobe University New evidence suggests that high-energy particles from space known as galactic cosmic rays affect the Earth’s climate by increasing cloud...
- Sun spotless for 33 days straight – airline travelers getting dosed with up to 70 times more radiation [than at sea level] Fri, 21 Jun 19, 11:14pmAre we in a solar grand minimum? We’ve seen this before, but now predictions are for an extremely weak solar cycle ahead. Today is the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere. The sun has been without a single observable...
- Sun spotless for 33 days straight – airline travelers getting dosed with up to 70 times more radiation Fri, 21 Jun 19, 11:14pmAre we in a solar grand minimum? We’ve seen this before, but now predictions are for an extremely weak solar cycle ahead. Today is the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere. The sun has been without a single observable...
- Weak Solar Cycle: Cosmic rays increase 4th year in a row Fri, 22 Feb 19, 12:00pmIncreased exposure for airline travelers at high altitudes. New data released by the Earth to Sky Calculus/Spaceweather.com high-altitude ballooning program show that atmospheric cosmic rays are intensifying for the 4th year...
- An interview with Henrik Svensmark: cosmic rays, clouds and climate Sat, 17 Mar 18, 4:00amProf Henrik Svensmark & Jacob Svensmark discuss the connection between cosmic rays, clouds and climate with the GWPF’s Benny Peiser and Jonny Bairstow from Energy Live News after his recent presentation in London...
- Baby It’s Cold Outside – evidence of solar cycle affecting Earth’s cloud cover Mon, 1 Jan 18, 5:35amGuest essay by David Archibald News comes that the light reflected back from Uranus is affected by the solar cycle. “The atmosphere around Uranus is one of the coldest in the solar system, but still contains clouds...
- More On Svensmark and Cosmic Rays Wed, 27 Dec 17, 9:06amLast week, Anthony highlighted a study by Svensmark, Shaviv et al. in a post entitled New paper: The missing link between cosmic rays, clouds, and climate change on Earth. While some were enthusiastic about their claims,...
- New paper: The missing link between cosmic rays, clouds, and climate change on Earth Tue, 19 Dec 17, 9:00pmLast week I hinted at this upcoming paper, which was embargoed until this morning. I noted then something Dr. Roy Spencer said in his book about clouds: The Great Global Warming Blunder: How Mother Nature Fooled the World’s...
- The sun is blank, NASA data shows it to be dimming Sat, 16 Dec 17, 7:34amAs the sun gets successively more blank with each day, due to lack of sunspots, it is also dimming. According to data from NASA’s Spaceweather, so far in 2017, 96 days (27%) of the days observing the sun have been...