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"... an interesting new theory on '''cloud formation''' has emerged.  In short, it holds that [cosmic rays], which are the [[high energy]] particles that arrive at Earth from [[supernovas]], spur cloud formation by [[ionizing]] air molecules that act as seeds for [[water condensation]] and cloud formation. ... When the sun’s output is high, cosmic rays are prevented from hitting the Earth, and vice versa.  So high [[solar activity]] corresponds to low [[cosmic ray flux]] and therefore lower cloud formation and higher temperatures.  " [http://www.climate-skeptic.com/2007/09/chapter-6-skept.html]

"... an interesting new theory on '''[[cloud]] formation''' has emerged.  In short, it holds that [cosmic rays], which are the [[high energy]] particles that arrive at Earth from [[supernovas]], spur cloud formation by [[ionizing]] air molecules that act as seeds for [[Condensation|water condensation]] and cloud formation. ... When the sun’s output is high, cosmic rays are prevented from hitting the Earth, and vice versa.  So high [[solar activity]] corresponds to low [[cosmic ray flux]] and therefore lower cloud formation and higher temperatures.  " <ref>http://www.climate-skeptic.com/2007/09/chapter-6-skept.html</ref>

 

 

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