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   Daniel Francesco

   16 mai 2011

   Si totusi ciclistii au avut noroc de vreme buna comparativ cu ce va sa vina! Geofizicianul Dr. Nils-Axel Moerner prezice o noua Mica Glaciatiune catre mijlocul acestui secol.

   „Dr. Mörner has just published a peer-reviewed paper showing that the Sun will be in a new major Solar Minimum by the middle of this century, resulting in a new Little Ice Age over the Arctic and NW Europe. Dr. Morner bases his analysis upon solar influences on the Earth’s length of day and the cosmic ray theory of Svensmark et al., and finds the analysis provides conclusions „completely opposite to the scenarios presented by the IPCC.”

   Va rog sa nu luati in considerare ultimul rand din citatul de mai sus, acele cuvinte au fost adaugate de fortele ostile progresului, de obscurantistii nevizionari care nu vor sa isi calculeze gandirea in echivalent amprenta carbonica. ????

   Revin la postarea de pe http://sc25.com:

   ABSTRACT: At around 2040-2050 we will be in a new major Solar Minimum. It is to be expected that we will then have a new “Little Ice Age” over the Arctic and NW Europe. The past Solar Minima were linked to a general speeding-up of the Earth’s rate of rotation. This affected the surface currents and southward penetration of Arctic water in the North Atlantic causing “Little Ice Ages” over northwestern Europe and the Arctic.

   EXCERPTS: At around 2040-2050 the extrapolated cyclic behaviour of the observed Solar variability predicts a new Solar Minimum with return to Little Ice Age climatic conditions.

   The date of the New Solar Minimum has been assigned at around 2040 by Mörner et al. (2003), at 2030-2040 by Harrara (2010), at 2042 ±11 by Abdassamatov (2010) and at 2030-2040 by Scafetta (2010), implying a fairly congruent picture despite somewhat different ways of transferring past signals into future predictions.

   Lucrarea d-lui Nils-Axel Moerner se poate descarca in format pdf de aici.

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