The discussion centers on the impact of cosmic rays on Earth's climate, specifically in relation to the Tibetan/Himalayan glaciation during the Last Glacial Maximum. Participants highlight the potential link between cosmic rays and shifts in the Inter Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), suggesting that such shifts may have led to increased precipitation in these regions. The findings referenced from the arXiv paper provide a scientific basis for these claims, indicating a significant relationship between cosmic rays and climatic changes.
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Andre said:A magnificent find, Wolram. Thanks a lot.
I was just studying the Tibetan/Himalayan glaciation during the Last Glacial Maximum and this fits in exactly. It could mean that the Inter Tropical Conversion Zone shifted so that it caused excessive precipitation.