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Variation of cosmic-ray flux and global cloud-coverage

H Svensmark and H. Svensmark · CERN

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There has long been a search for a physical link between solar activity and the earth's climate. The most direct way the Sun could affect the Earth's climate would be through temporal changes in its luminosity, but observations have shown that these small to explain the observed temperature changes. This does not, however exclude the possibility of an indirect physical mechanism. In the talk it will be shown that the excellent correlations observed between solar activity parameters and climate c link between cosmic ray flux and global cloud cover..

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  1. Variation of cosmic-ray flux and global cloud-coverage 1998-04-14 · 57 min · CERN's player

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Institution
CERN
Department
CERN Academic Training Lecture
Taught by
H Svensmark, H. Svensmark
Year
1998
Level
Graduate
Language
English
Subjects
Physics
Source
CERN
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