Can cosmic rays affect Earth's climate?

wolram · Apr 17, 2008

http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/0804/0804.1938v1.pdf

Andre · Apr 18, 2008

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.

wolram · Apr 19, 2008

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.

Well i am sure the current bun is a tricky customer, i bet they pin one on him sooner or later.

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