Interesting stuff on Climate change

[BlasterBates]

Been doing more "googling" on this, really is a fascinating topic when you get into it. I've now fathomed out that it is the length of the solar cycle that correlates with warming and coolin, well this will be put to the test, just check out figure 5 :

Really interesting summary....particularly figure 5

...or mabe that's a

[RichardCranium]

Loading that page (took about 2 minutes) added over 100Mb to the amount of RAM my Firefox is using. As I scroll down it keeps downloading stuff and gobbling more RAM. And my CPU is maxed out.

[VectraMan]

Loading that page (took about 2 minutes) added over 100Mb to the amount of RAM my Firefox is using. As I scroll down it keeps downloading stuff and gobbling more RAM. And my CPU is maxed out.

Have you tried Internet Explorer?

[RichardCranium]

Have you tried Internet Explorer?

Yes. Reboot and Scandisks and re-log in now complete, thanks.

[Addanc]

Do keep up.

[BlasterBates]

...hmm very interesting, because the last time we had a severe winter in Germany was in 1996/1997 a year after the last solar minimum then after the last solar maximum 2000 we had some marvelous summers and now one year from the solar minimum we're into another more severe winter.

[EternalOptimist]

...hmm very interesting, because the last time we had a severe winter in Germany was in 1996/1997 a year after the last solar minimum then after the last solar maximum 2000 we had some marvelous summers and now one year from the solar minimum we're into another more severe winter.

Look, you cant live right next door to a massive fusion bomb and expect it to have NO impact.

But to suggest that a HUGE , billion ton ball of three billion degree centigrade fusion explosions, has more impact than your 4x4 is just being silly

[BlasterBates]

Has anyone read this peer reviewed paper:

CO2 level no higher in 2009 than in 1940

It would appear having read the abstract that according to the paper the CO2 level rises and falls synchronously with the solar cycle.

[Andy2]

who would have thought that sun effects earth's climate more than some teeny tiny bit of gas.

[EternalOptimist]

Has anyone read this peer reviewed paper:

CO2 level no higher in 2009 than in 1940

It would appear having read the abstract that according to the paper the CO2 level rises and falls synchronously with the solar cycle.

I cant believe how cretinously blind you are being.
Obviously the co2 levels are the same as 1940. But thats only because of Gordon Browns tax on carbon.
If Gordon had not raised taxes and had more cars scrapped, co2 levels would be double.

sasguru