A new paper by Henrik Svensmark in Nature Communications. The hypothesis in a nutshell • Cosmic rays, high-energy particles raining down from exploded stars, knock electrons out of air molecules. This produces ions, that is, positive and negative molecules in the atmosphere. • The ions help aerosols – clusters of mainly sulphuric acid and water … Continue reading "Cosmic Rays Modulate Cloud Cover"
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December 19, 2017 at 09:06AM
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