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Tag Archives: Magnetism
D.O. Ride My See-Saw, Mr. Bond
A bit of weaving together what we know about Bond Events, D.O. Events, Heinrich Events, Magnetic Changes, and a few other odds and ends of ocean currents. What it likely means. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Science Bits
Tagged Bond Event, cold, D.O. Event, Florida, Heinrich Event, Magnetism, sun
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CO2 Causes Solar Storms!
A nice ‘wiggle match’ exists between solar / geomagnetic storms, CO2, and our average weather. Which way does causality run? From CO2 to the sun, or from the sun to weather? Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background
Tagged CO2, Geomagnetic Storm, Global Warming, Magnetism, sun, sunspots
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