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→‎See also: Svensmark hypothesis

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Cosmic rays are deflected away from Earth by our planet's magnetic field, and by the solar wind

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Cloud condensation nuclei

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the sun’s magnetic field shields the Earth from cosmic rays

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NIPCC

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intensity is modulated by the strength of the solar wind and its magnetic field

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Older terminology

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cosmic rays go up when solar activity goes down

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→‎Effects on the earth's weather

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Cosmic rays amplify small changes in the sun’s irradiance fourfold, creating 1-2 degree C cycles in earth’s temperatures

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Cosmic rays vary the earth’s temperatures by creating more or fewer of the low, wet clouds that cool the earth.

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Cosmicopia at NASA/GSFC -- Cosmic Rays

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particles that bombard the Earth from outer space

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public domain text from a U.S. gov't agency