The world’s official climate group (UN IPCC) will allow solar particle forcing in their next models (CMIP6), after 40 years of using only solar irradiance. Why? What does this mean? What is expected from this broader perspective? THIS is the answer:
Important Points:
1) The use of solar irradiance is massively flawed in terms of solar energy delivered to earth. It focuses on the upper atmosphere while geospace and lower atmosphere forcing exists as well.
2) While irradiance varies by very little (0.1%) and decreases during solar flares and plasma explosions, the particles and magnetic fields can increase 1000 – 100,000%.
3) Maximum global warming of 1° C (2016) occurred as THE record El Nino occurred, releasing energy stored from the largest grand solar maximum of 11,000 years. Volcanic cooling was at a record low.
4) When this interglacial period ends, a 10° – 30° C drop in temperature will occur.
5) The cooling/freshening of the oceans by polar ice melt is a major, forgotten concern. Perhaps it was the absurdity of the 4-day catastrophe in the movie “The Day After Tomorrow” or the appeal of global warming, but THAT ice age trigger science is real and has been forgotten.
Below You Will Find The Most Important Updates Since the Film Release:
PARTICLE FORCING:
Electron Storm Flux Varies 10x Over the Sunspot Cycle. That is 1000% Change vs 0.1% Change in Irradiance
– https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0273117719305599 [August 5, 2019]
MACRO-SCALE CORRELATIONS:
Solar Physicist Links Space Weather to Climate Parameters, Questions “Settled” Climate Science
– https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0273117719303928 [September 1, 2019]
Space Weather (Sunspots) Drives Warming, Cooling, Drought and Extreme Flooding
– https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1040618219307311#! [September 6, 2019]
MICRO-SCALE CORRELATIONS:
Tropical Cyclone activity is shown to be modulated by Solar Wind energy, and a mechanism involving cloud forcing and geomagnetic heating is proposed.
– https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1364682617306211 [October 1, 2019]