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To: Fugitive Pauper who wrote (123706)8/27/2009 12:21:44 PM
From: Think4Yourself  Respond to of 206270
 
OT: There is definitely a strong correlation between cosmic rays and ozone/greenhouse gasses. One only needs to look at a graph of temperature vs altitude to see it pop out with startling clarity. It effects clouds indirectly, through relative humidity changes associated with atmospheric temperature changes, so in that sense cosmic rays do effect cloud formation/dissipation.

Thanks for the link. I just ordered it. Although I think he is offtrack, it it important to me to learn all sides. That is what separates us from all the close minded (and mindless) people infesting this planet.



To: Fugitive Pauper who wrote (123706)9/1/2009 4:16:48 PM
From: Think4Yourself  Respond to of 206270
 
OT: the second edition of that book arrived today. Some great color photos in the center pages. No math whatsoever in it (a bit surprising for a "science" book) and it appears to be written at about a 10'th grade level. Should be pretty quick reading.


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