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To: George W. Bush

The higher the solar activity, the more cosmic rays get blown away from the solar system. The less cosmic rays, the less clouds formed to reflect solar radiation and the warmer things get. The warmer things get the more CO2.

Case closed.


211 posted on 04/11/2007 12:00:31 PM PDT by jonrick46
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To: jonrick46

“The higher the solar activity, the more cosmic rays get blown away from the solar system. The less cosmic rays, the less clouds formed to reflect solar radiation and the warmer things get. The warmer things get the more CO2.

Case closed.”
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Case Closed.


219 posted on 04/11/2007 1:19:26 PM PDT by AFPhys ((.Praying for President Bush, our troops, their families, and all my American neighbors..))
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To: jonrick46

By the way, even cogitator has admitted that even a miniscule 1% change in the effect of cloud cover could account for the global temperature rise of the 20th century.

I’m sure it was in some moment of weakness, but there it is.

Case Closed.


220 posted on 04/11/2007 1:21:34 PM PDT by AFPhys ((.Praying for President Bush, our troops, their families, and all my American neighbors..))
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To: jonrick46
you wrote:
The higher the solar activity, the more cosmic rays get blown away from the solar system. The less cosmic rays, the less clouds formed to reflect solar radiation and the warmer things get. The warmer things get the more CO2.

Case closed.

That was so marvelously concise, it really bears repeating. Especially in a country that neglects science education.
227 posted on 04/11/2007 3:42:02 PM PDT by George W. Bush
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