Category Archives: Cosmic Rays

Did exploding stars help life on Earth to thrive?

Russ Steele Today the Royal Astronomical Society in London publishes Henrik Svensmark’s latest paper entitled “Evidence of nearby supernovae affecting life on Earth”. After years of effort Svensmark shows how the variable frequency of stellar explosions not far from our … Continue reading

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More Proof that Cosmic Rays Influence Our Climate

Russ Steele Nigel Calder writes on his Calder Updates blog there is now more proof that cosmic rays influence the earth’s climate.  Calder co-wrote The Chilling Stars, with Henrik Svensmark, who conducted the initial experiments on cosmic ray cloud formation. … Continue reading

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Climate change research and 9-11 contribution

Russ Steele Nigel Calder the co-author of The Chilling Stars: A Cosmic View of Climate Change also posts on his blog Calder’s Updates. This morning ten years after the 9-11 event he reminds us of a climatic footnote to the 9-11 … Continue reading

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The science is getting settled, but no celebration yet.

Russ Steele Lawrence Solomon writing and the Financial Post has some insight into how Dr Kirkby has been co-opted into cooperating with those who cannot accept the idea that global warming is a natural process aided by interstellar cosmic rays.  … Continue reading

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GWPF – Compiled comments on CLOUD results

Russ Steele Cosmic ray particles don’t just cause cloud nucleation, they also shrink the fonts CERN uses on its graphics…CLICK for bigger image [Climate Realist] CERN Finds “Significant” Cosmic Ray Cloud Effect  Best known for its studies of the fundamental … Continue reading

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CERN experiment confirms cosmic ray action

Russ Steele We have all be waiting for the CERN Results, even though early experiments confirmed that Svensmark’s hypothesis had merit —  cosmic rays cause clouds to form. The wamers kept say wait for the CLOUD results. Well the results … Continue reading

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