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Aef32-1007

Henrik Svensmark on Cosmic Rays, Clouds and Climate

Quote: In general, more clouds makes the planet a bit cooler. So, he proposes that this can be an important driver of climatic changes: Quiet Sun #8594; Weaker Solar Wind #8594; More Cosmic Rays #8594; More Clouds #8594; Global Cooling Active Sun #8594; Stronger Solar Wind #8594; Less Cosmic Rays #8594; Less Clouds #8594; Global Warming
Comment: There have been articles on cosmic ray effects on cloud formation and climate over the years. Plankton also control cloud formation by producing dimethylsulfide, which helps nucleate water condensation resulting in cloud formation. It is also believed that cosmic rays trigger many lightning discharges by dreating a charged, lower resistance path for lighting to follow.
Article: https://principia-scientific.com/henrik-svensmark-on-cosmic-rays-clouds-and-climate/
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Zze32-1010

New Study Proves Earth Warmer During the Medieval Era

Quote: The above graph never appeared again in any official UN publications. It was quietly removed. Also not shown, for example, was the earliest documented vineyards in England that were noted in the Domesday Book of 1087, primarily located in the southern regions and a few in the north, with reports of vineyards and wine-making in Yorkshire inconceivable in our cooler, modern times.
Article: https://principia-scientific.com/new-study-proves-earth-warmer-than-today-during-the-medieval-era/
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  • https://principia-scientific.com/great-barrier-reef-records-five-years-of-record-growth-media-silent/
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    Zze32-1016

    A warming pulse in the Antarctic continent changed the landscape during the Middle Ages

    Quote: Four boreholes were allowed to calibrate the sediment layer so identified because it was observed in all boreholes at depths between 1.85 and 3.07#8201;m. Moreover, the occurrence at a depth of 11.11 meters of mosses suitable for the dating through radiocarbon dating provided the age of 1050 calibrated years before the present, implying that the erosion event occurred during the Medieval Warm Period between 900 and 989 before the present.
    Article: https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-025-02259-4
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