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Originally posted by Essan
As I keep saying: does the sun build cities, burn forests, fly aircraft? If so, then the sun may well be the cause of all climate change. If not, we have to look for another cause for at least some of it
Originally posted by pepsi78
It's just human faith.
Originally posted by melatonin
Originally posted by pepsi78
It's just human faith.
To just watch a video of the sun rotating with a few flares, and then take that as evidence that flares are the predominate cause of current warming would be faith - that is, belief without evidence.
solar flare index here
It appears there is no great change in solar flare index, except downwards since mid 80s cycle maxima to next maxima?
Originally posted by pepsi78Why is so hard to understand that the sun will constantly increase output as it grows older?
Originally posted by melatonin
Originally posted by pepsi78Why is so hard to understand that the sun will constantly increase output as it grows older?
On scales of millions of years, probably true.
But it doesn't really appear to be the case at this moment, no? If it's not the case at the moment, it's explanatory power is zilch for current warming.
Originally posted by pepsi78
Yes it does , if distant planets from the sun such as nepture are warming up , the moons of neptune are warming up, pluto has recororded a shif also , mars is warming up.
The only planets not worming up are the gass gigants.
It's really noticeble that ultra violet rays comming from the sun are more dangeros than before, the risk of skin cancer , this risk grew over the decade simply because the sun emits a bit more than it did before on a constant level.
But go ahead blame it on CO2 it's only 003% from all the gass out there.
Originally posted by Essan
As I keep saying: does the sun build cities, burn forests, fly aircraft? If so, then the sun may well be the cause of all climate change. If not, we have to look for another cause for at least some of it
Originally posted by melatonin
It appears there is no great change in solar flare index, except downwards since mid 80s cycle maxima to next maxima?
Originally posted by melatonin
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On scales of millions of years, probably true.
But it doesn't really appear to be the case at this moment, no? If it's not the case at the moment, it's explanatory power is zilch for current warming.
Originally posted by traderonwallst
Do we know what the true lag time is for such affects?
How do you say it doesn't appear to be the case and then go on to tell him the explanatory power is zilch? Have we completely and absoultely removed the sun from the equation? If not, then it does have some plausability that it could cause "global warming".
But this clearly breaks down in the 1970s.