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Research by Dr. Theodor Landscheidt of the Schroeter Institute for Research in Cycles of Solar Activity points to a cooling Earth climate at least until 2030.
The study ‘New Little Ice Age Instead of Global Warming?’ comprises a rigorous analysis of more than 100 leading peer-reviewed papers. It comes as a sharp retort to unfounded global warming alarm propagated by government-sponsored climatologists and discredits claims by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) who had speculated temperature rises this century as high as 5.8 degrees Celsius.
Indeed, Dr. Landscheidt’s study points to statements by the editors of the journal Science (2002) admitting an increasing in the number of publications that point to varying solar activity as a strong factor in climate change. The new paper advises,
“The continuing debate about man-made global warming has reached a crucial stage. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), established by the United Nations and the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), no longer publishes well defined best estimate projections of global temperature rise to the year 2100 caused by increases in greenhouse gas accumulations in the atmosphere, but publicizes storylines to speculate about warming as high as 5.8 Degrees C till 2100.”
Strong Link Between Solar Variation and Earth's Climate Changes
The German study further asserts, “As more and more wiggles matching the waxing and waning of the sun show up in records of past climate, researchers are grudgingly taking the sun seriously as a factor in climate change.”
The evidence collated from the 100+ specialist papers shows that the IPCC incorrectly adjudged that the solar factor is negligible and is at fault for omitting to take into account that the Sun's eruptional activity (energetic flares, coronal mass ejections, eruptive prominences), heavily affecting the solar wind, as well as softer solar wind contributions by coronal holes have a much stronger effect than total irradiance.
In fact, “The total magnetic flux leaving the Sun, dragged out by the solar wind, has risen by a factor of 2.3 since 1901, “ advises Dr. Landscheidt.
While the latest 11-year sunspot cycle 23 has shown noticeably weaker activity and appears to be a first indication of a cooling trend. The outcome of this change in solar activity may fatally impact the IPCC's hypothesis of man-made global warming.
This new German study is a compelling analysis of the most up-to-date peer-reviewed solar science and promises to serve as a wake up call to climatologists to earnestly reassess the undeniable truth that our sun is the key driver of Earth’s climate, no human emissions of carbon dioxide.
Reference: Dr. Landscheidt, T., ‘New Little Ice Age Instead of Global Warming?’ (March 2012),
www.schulphysik.de (accessed online: March 09, 2012)
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