Tag Archives: climate

Nile Floods, Sunspots, Planets

Posted on 3 May 2013 by

An interesting paper that ties the history of Nile flood cycles to sunspot cycles and planetary alignments vs the sun and the galactic center. They postulate a theory of planets having differential effects on the solar magnetic field in the galactic wind shadow vs the ‘front’ side. Continue reading →

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More TSI variation and big UV variance

Posted on 26 April 2013 by

An interesting paper that finds TSI more variable in the past than is frequently believed, and finds a very large change in UV. Continue reading →

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What Ice Caps?

Posted on 17 November 2012 by

Ice caps come and go, the Mediterranean comes and goes, human life goes on (as do polar bears, penguins, ducks, geese, elephants…) Continue reading →

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2 C degrees up vs 1/2 C down

Posted on 14 December 2011 by

Can we find historical periods of time that were both warmer and colder than now, where we can show if one was better than the other? “Yes, we can!” Continue reading →

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Antón Uriarte, a wonderful resource

Posted on 2 November 2011 by

Antón Uriarte has a very nicely done online book covering climate history. Worth the read. Continue reading →

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