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Originally posted by unityemissions
reply to post by PuterMan
You're a pathological liar, and I will refrain from reading any further comments from you.
Shame on you!
Some days I'm ashamed to be a member of this community.
The amount of rubbish on this topic is incredible.
I see illogical bull# nonstop in these posts.
Fitting everyone in one square mile, are you people out of your freaking minds?
You're a pathological liar, and I will refrain from reading any further comments from you.
provides coinvincing evidence, contrary to the CW and the MSM hype, that the sun and cosmic rays have a strong impact upon the process of cloud formation, and hence, the heating and cooling of the Earth.
At the moment, it actually says nothing about a possible cosmic-ray effect on clouds and climate, but it's a very important first step
enhance the production of nanometre-sized particles from the gaseous atmosphere by more than a factor of ten. But, Kirkby adds, those particles are far too small to serve as seeds for clouds.
The presence of ions, such as produced by cosmic rays, is recognised as influencing several microphysical mechanisms
These people have no interest in truth or denying ignorance - they simply want to stroke their own egos.
jdub here for example is just another willfully delusional Republi-drone who only hears what he wants to, and simply ignores anything factual that disproves his routinely misinformed posts.
Watching A Green Fiction Unravel
This new finding of 63 scientists from 17 European and U.S. institutes from an experiment that's been ongoing since 2009 is, if we may paraphrase Vice President Joe Biden, a big deal. Which is exactly why the mainstream media, with so much invested in global warming hysteria, is letting last week's announcement from CERN pass like a brief summer shower, ignoring it.
Even CERN's own director general, Rolf-Dieter Heuer, is trying to avoid the meaning of the findings.
He told Germany's Die Welt Online that he's "asked the colleagues to present the results clearly, but not to interpret them. That would go immediately into the highly political arena of the climate change debate."
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How long the Al Gores, James Hansens, Rolf-Dieter Heuers, (mc_squareds) and other defenders of the indefensible can hang on to their fable isn't altogether clear. With the help of an eager media, they have spun a nearly believable tale of fright and insulated themselves well from the skeptics.
But their days are few. Truth keeps getting in the way of their indoctrination effort.
And it's not just the CERN research creating a problem for them. They also need to explain why sea levels, like presidential approval numbers and consumer confidence, have fallen. According to NASA, the oceans are down a quarter of an inch this year compared to 2010.
Under the rules of climate change, sea levels, due to melting ice and water that expands as it warms, should be increasing in a way that we're all supposed to believe is a threat. But NASA scientists say that El Nino and La Nina, weather cycles in the Pacific Ocean, have caused sea levels to fall.
While United Nations estimates are much more conservative, the certainty of rising sea levels is still an article of faith among global warming believers.
So the news out of NASA, coupled with the CERN experiment, has got to be discouraging for the global warming believers.
That is as it should be.
The promoters of the faith had a long run. They've been feted and joined by the media, and conned a good piece of the public into believing their claims of inevitable disaster. They've made wild amounts of money and increased their realm of influence.
But now it's time for reality to intervene. For sound thinking to overcome shallow thought and trendy pursuit. To rely on observable facts. To move beyond the oppressive reign of junk science.
Jdub keeps on with the, x Amt can live within x square miles rubbish. I can't even begin to point out how moronic this statement is. What about sanitation? What about acquiring resources? What about governing so many people in such a small area? What about the natural rise in tension that comes with increased population density? SO MANY factors not considered.
What about the fact that once humans enter an ecosystem, most species are wiped out within a thousand years? what about the fact that WE DEPEND on the ecosystems for OUR OWN survival?
For example someone said the IPCC ignored the Sun altogether in the beginning. All you have to do is go to the first IPCC report available here and look at section 2.3.1 Solar Radiation.
Changes in climate forcing over the last century due to greenhouse gas increases are likely to have been much greater than that due to solar radiation.
The radiative forcing associated with the Milankovitch Effect can be given for particular latitudes and months to
illustrate that the rate of change of forcing is small compared to radiative forcing due to the enhanced greenhouse effect.
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Further the … solar change (which is an upper limit) is small compared with greenhouse forcing and even if such a change occurred over the next few decades, it would be swamped by the enhanced greenhouse effect.
The planetary albedo will also change if the properties of clouds are changed, for instance, if additional cloud condensation nuclei are provided by natural or man-made changes in aerosol concentrations.
Although all of the above factors will be considered in this section, the emphasis will be very strongly on the greenhouse gases, as they are likely to change radiative forcing over the next few decades by more than any other factor, natural or anthropogenic.
CERN has confirmed; that cloud formation (due to solar influence) could likely be the controlling factor in global warming:
it actually says nothing about a possible cosmic-ray effect on clouds and climate
We find that ion-induced binary nucleation of H2SO4–H2O can occur in the mid-troposphere but is negligible in the boundary layer. However, even with the large enhancements in rate due to ammonia and ions, atmospheric concentrations of ammonia and sulphuric acid are insufficient to account for observed boundary-layer nucleation.
Originally posted by mc_squared
reply to post by jdub297
So let's get this straight - I just debunked your thread by going straight to the source of the study you're citing. The lead author said in his own words:
it actually says nothing about a possible cosmic-ray effect on clouds and climate
Yet this spectacular success will be largely unrecognized by the general public for years ... because CERN remains too afraid of offending its government masters.
CERN ... decided to muzzle Mr. Kirby and ... his team to avoid “the highly political arena of the climate change debate,” telling them “to present the results clearly but not interpret them..”
The version of Mr. Kirkby’s study that appears in the print edition of Nature censored the most eye-popping graph — only those who know where to look in an online supplement will see the striking potency of cosmic rays in creating the conditions for seeding clouds.
CERN, and the Danes, have in all likelihood found the path to the Holy Grail of climate science. But the religion of climate science won’t yet permit a celebration of the find.
Cloud formation may be linked to cosmic rays
The findings, published today in Nature1, are preliminary, but they are stoking a long-running argument over the role of radiation from distant stars in altering the climate.
"People are far too polarized, and in my opinion there are huge, important areas where our understanding is poor at the moment," says Jasper Kirkby, a physicist at CERN. In particular, he says, little controlled research has been done on exactly what effect cosmic rays can have on atmospheric chemistry.
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Early results seem to indicate that cosmic rays do cause a change. The high-energy protons seemed to enhance the production of ... particles from the gaseous atmosphere by more than a factor of ten.
So you're trying to use this study to make the case that there's "convincing evidence" that cosmic rays control climate
Scientists on both sides of the debate welcome the findings ... . "Of course there are many things to explore, but I think the cosmic-ray/cloud-seeding hypothesis is converging with reality," says Henrik Svensmark, physicist at Technical University of Denmark.
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"I think it's an incredibly worthwhile, overdue experiment," says Piers Forster, at University of Leeds, who studied the link between cosmic rays and climate for the IPCC. But, he says that the experiment "probably raises more questions than it answers".
Go add more tinfoil to your hat.
After more than 10-years of struggle against the political elite, scientists at CERN have been able to publish the results of an experiment that provides coinvincing evidence, contrary to the CW and the MSM hype, that the sun and cosmic rays have a strong impact upon the process of cloud formation, and hence, the heating and cooling of the Earth.
CLOUD has found that sulphuric acid and water vapour can nucleate without the need for additional vapours. This result leaves open the possibility that cosmic rays could also influence cloud formation. However, it is premature to conclude that cosmic rays have a significant influence on climate until the additional nucleating vapours have been identified, their ion enhancement measured, and the ultimate effects on clouds have been confirmed.
^ CLOUD experiment provides unprecedented insight into cloud formation, CERN
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by mc_squared
Our entire economic system is a scam. The free market was hijacked a long time ago by corporations, banksters and various plutocrats - who all got themselves very rich by exploiting an economy built on things like oil addiction, reckless and unnecessary overconsumption, unsustainable fractional-reserve-style economic growth with our resources, etc.
Yet the very first principle of switching to a low-carbon economy means we have to drastically cut back on all these things and make them sustainable now, and OBVIOUSLY these crooks have a massive problem with that.
This isn't rocket science.
But there is nothing in this one, as yet unproven theory that negates the millions of studies that affirm AGW. Actually, it hardly has anything to do with AGW at all.
A panicked grasping at straws at this point is all the big banking and big petroleum guys have left. So why are you pandering to them? Fear, or are you working with them?
“We Don’t Know” is better than “Global Warming” “Global Cooling” or “They are Wrong”
In 1974, articles began appearing, like this one in the New York Times, that say that climate change could threaten global food production. Another New York Times article from May 21, 1975 says that the scientific community was concerned about climate change. It says that many thought that the earth was getting colder and we were heading toward another ice age. But, in an interesting side note, it also mentioned that some scientists felt like man made pollution would hold off another ice age. It then goes on to say that just about everyone agrees that global cooling was inevitable and even cited cooling northern hemispheric temperatures since 1950 that had shortened Britain’s growing season.
“There seem little doubt that the present period of unusual warmth will eventually give way to a time of colder climate, but there is no consensus with regard to either the magnitude or rapidity of the transition.”
This quote if from a January 19, 1975 article in the New York Times. The Times is quoting a National Academy of Sciences report.
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I would focus on another quote from the article which says: “A far greater understanding of these changes is required than we now possess.”
While the article talks about the prospects of possible increasing global temperatures due to man’s activities, it also says that northern hemisphere temperatures rose steadily from the 1880′s to the 1940′s but then fell consistently from the 1940′s to the mid 1970′s. Huh? We’ve been led to believe that temperatures have been steadily increasing all through the 20th century.
Russian scientists confirm that UK scientists manipulated climate data to fit their opinions. Some people say that all of this new evidence proves that the whole Global Warming scare is all wrong. But, that is not necessarily true. Peter Gwynne, who authored the famous Global Cooling article in the April 28 1975 Newsweek issue says that his story was not wrong in the journalistic sense. He reported accuratetly what was being reported. The difference is that scientists in the 1970′s were looking at the situation with an open mind. They suspected that man’s activities were altering the climate but were unsure of just how it was happening. They let the facts lead them to reach conclusions. NASA explains that they use the term Climate Change instead of Global Warming because the latter term is suggestive of a terminal conclusion instead of merely an alteration of the climate.
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The world should take the view of scientists in the 1970′s that more understanding was required. The truth is, we just don’t know for sure what is going on. We have no idea if the proposals at the Copenhagen Summit would change the environment one bit. We have no idea what the truth is regarding anthropogenic global warming because so many politicians, political world bodies, people who have a monetary stake in the process and countries who stand to gain politically have gotten involved. Everyone should step aside.
Never mind that their "predictions" of vanished polar ice, extinct glaciers, rising oceans, the end of snow in the UK, and massive migrations have been proven false over and again.
Mass media in the U.S. continue to suggest that scientific consensus estimates of global climate disruption, such as those from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), are "exaggerated" and overly pessimistic. By contrast, work on the Asymmetry of Scientific Challenge (ASC) suggests that such consensus assessments are likely to understate climate disruptions. This paper offers an initial test of the competing expectations, making use of the tendency for science to be self-correcting, over time. Rather than relying in any way on the IPCC process, the paper draws evidence about emerging science from four newspapers that have been found in past work to be biased against reporting IPCC findings, consistently reporting instead that scientific findings are "in dispute." The analysis considers two time periods - one during the time when the papers were found to be overstating challenges to then-prevailing scientific consensus, and the other focusing on 2008, after the IPCC and former Vice-President Gore shared the Nobel Prize for their work on climate disruption, and before opinion polls showed the U.S. public to be growing more skeptical toward climate science once again. During both periods, new scientific findings were more than twenty times as likely to support the ASC perspective than the usual framing of the issue in the U.S. mass media. The findings indicate that supposed challenges to the scientific consensus on global warming need to be subjected to greater scrutiny, as well as showing that, if reporters wish to discuss "both sides" of the climate issue, the scientifically legitimate "other side" is that, if anything, global climate disruption may prove to be significantly worse than has been suggested in scientific consensus estimates to date.