As for temperature "extremes", lets not forget that according to the global temperature records from 1850 to the present, the global average temperature has increased by about 1 to 1.2° C. That's roughly the temperature difference you feel when climbing about 100 meters (330 feet) higher up a hill or mountain. Not much at all and certainly not extreme
Meanwhile, when reality is actually considered, we will absolutely see more extreme weather due to Earth's weakening magnetic field, regardless of that political agreement.
Meanwhile, when reality is actually considered, we will absolutely see more extreme weather due to Earth's weakening magnetic field, regardless of that political agreement.
There is no evidence that weakening magnetic field will significantly increase extreme weather events.
Science that threatens people is fake!
Weaker solar and Earth magnetic fields will allow more cosmic rays to bombard Earth's atmosphere, hence more extreme weather among other effects.
You do know it isn't cosmic rays that seeds hurricanes and tornadoes on Earth, right?
You do know it isn't cosmic rays that seeds hurricanes and tornadoes on Earth, right?
You know this with absolute certainty?
your link to a "science" website for children is swellhe was trying to make sure you could understand it as you've only demonstrated a 5th grade comprehension of science and reading
It is the electrodynamic propertiesno
... Ultimately these processes are driven by electric potential
But what causes low pressure?
Are you a climate scientist?
But what causes low pressure?
NOT cosmic rays for sure. Your baseless claims are idiotic.
Are you a climate scientist?
cantdrive85
Feb 14, 2018