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Another Climate Alarmist Admits Real Motive Behind Warming Scare

Part of the support for AGW has been that no viable alternative suspects exists, kind of a circumstantial
evidence, that nothing else fit the empirical data curves.
While I have not followed the theory, a Scientist named Henrik Svensmark has an alternative
theory about clouds and cosmic rays, which he says fits the empirical data as well.
Strong evidence that Svensmark's solar-cosmic ray theory of climate is correct - Principia Scientific International
From what I can tell Professor Kirkby has verified some of Svensmark's data.

LOL. Nice denier blog.

Heres what it says after the writeup of the 'shocking' story.

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Tags: climate, cloud theory, cosmic rays, svensmark

Its just a giant denier blog circle jerk.
 
So I am guessing you would not like that he has a paper on the subject in the Journal Europhysics News.
Cosmic rays, clouds and climate - DTU Orbit

I'll just note the only reason you found the article was by trolling denier blogs.

Is this theory established? Is this theory widely held by the scientific community because of multiple lines of evidence?

Or is it a possible theory that may show something one day?
 
Goofs...

When you call blogs by respected scientists "deniers blogs," that;s your prerogative. However, shouldn't you instead, realize that the consensus is invalid, since respected scientists disagree?
 
Funny that you would write these words because Kirkby doesn't agree: "At the present time we can not say whether cosmic rays affect the climate" Please note the source for the quote

[h=1]Svensmark’s cosmic ray theory: two steps forward, one step back[/h] From CERN: CERN’s CLOUD experiment shines new light on climate change Geneva, 6 October 2013. In a paper published today in the journal Nature, the CLOUD experiment at CERN1 reports a major advance towards solving a long-standing enigma in climate science: how do aerosols – tiny solid or liquid particles suspended in the air –…

October 7, 2013 in Cosmic rays, Uncategorized.
 
I did not claim Kirkby agreed about anything, and I'm quite well aware of his caution in characterizing his research. His work nonetheless is focused on the questions opened up by Svensmark.

A common understanding of your words would seem to indicate that you believe Kirkby does agree with Svensmark hypothesis. If Kirkby doesn't "agree", how then does his work "support" Svensmark?
Kirkby's research has tended to support the hypothesis of Henrik Svensmark.
 
A common understanding of your words would seem to indicate that you believe Kirkby does agree with Svensmark hypothesis. If Kirkby doesn't "agree", how then does his work "support" Svensmark?

He hasn't said he disagrees, either, and he has devoted himself to a research focus that is fully "Svensmarkian."
 
Sure, after I called you out.
You did not like the one source, I showed you there were others.
You are too ready to criticize a source without looking at the content!
Please apply the same standard to your pro AGW blogs.
 
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