Introduction:
The Holy Grail of climatology has always been to ascertain whether, and if so how, the sun might affect the Earth’s energy budget to cause the climate swings observed throughout history despite the apparent inadequacy of the tiny variations in Total Solar Irradiance (TSI) that occur from one series of solar cycles to another.
I think that there is a plausible mechanism whereby those tiny solar changes could be amplified enough by natural features of the Earth’s climate system to achieve the observed outcome.
This article also shows how the theory of Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) has failed to account for the various real world observations that have been accumulating since the late 1990s.
The ideas set out in this article provide a potential solution and progress my earlier New Climate Model found
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Nonetheless the creation of ozone depleting reaction products from a number of solar linked causes does, to me, seem likely to be the cause of cooling of the mesosphere when the sun is active and warming when the sun is quiet which would give the required reversed sign solar effect to support the propositions in my article.
To resolve the issue we need to await updated data concerning the temperature trends in mesosphere and stratosphere since 2007.