Re: Earth magnetic pole shift and Global warming?




jonah.singularity@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
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Yes, the view points above should be respected however,
in view of this,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunspot

We use scientific logic to form a simple equation like,

d(temperature) = &(CO2) + &(Sunspots).

(& is a partial derivative).

If &(CO2)=0, it looks like &(Sunspots) accounts for Global
Warming, ie. the Sun is getting hotter and had a significant
documented effect in the past, especially when the sunspots
disappeared altogether, thus the reverse follows, ie more
sunspots => higher Earth atmospheric temperatures.

I certainly will not go to the President of the USA, with the
speculative &(CO2) when I have in hand strong evidence of

dT = &(Sunspots)

is the primary effect in Earth dT, that data acknowledges.

The president of the USA shouldn't make a major decision
to disrupt the economy of the US until we can firmly, within
reasonable doubt, provide both theory and evidence of the
&(CO2) effect.

Regards
Ken S. Tucker

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