Examples of using Svensmark in English and their translations into German
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Good information about climate research of Svensmark.
Svensmark is planning such experiments in cooperation with CERN.
The correlation between Veizer's geochemical data and the ray data of Svensmark.
Svensmark, H., 1998: Influence of cosmic rays on Earth's climate. Phys.
By the position in the Milky Way, when the earth flies through an arm of the Milky Way-climate research from Svensmark.
Svensmark, H. and Friis-Christensen, E., 1997: Variation of cosmic ray flux and cloud coverage.
For more than a decade the Danish physicist Henrik Svensmark has worked on a new theory about the climate.
Henrik Svensmark in a speech showing the correlation of solar activity(sun spot numbers) and temperatures of the sea.
Higher solar activity with strong magnetic field hinders entering ofcosmic parts into our solar system Henrik Svensmark at a speech.
According to Svensmark(1998), cosmic ray forcing explains nearly all of the temperature change in the period 1980-1995.
Albert Einstein: Relativity"- introduction to a Penguin Classic, Penguin US*2007"The Chilling Stars"-joint author with Henrik Svensmark for Icon Books, etc.
When Svensmark(1998) compared these data with temperature in the Northern Hemisphere, his results were corroborated.
As the Sun's magnetism doubled in strength during the 20th century, this natural mechanism may be responsible for a large part of global warming seen then."Henrik Svensmark.
Climate studies by Svensmark: block of cosmic radiation by more solar activity causes less clouds and warmer climate.
Henrik Svensmark and his group had very nice results, and I would have expected them to be published immediately a few months after they found it.
This scientific investigation(by Henrik Svensmark from Denmark) shows clearly the important result that the cloud forming depends from the sun's activity.
Svensmark, H., Friis-Christensen, E., 1997: Variation of cosmic ray flux and cloud coverage: a missing link in solar-climate relationships.
Climate researcher Svensmark found that when an increased magnetic flux from the sun warms the earth, the comsic radiation from the space is blocked.
Svensmark developed a theory that the Sun is a significant driver of climate change through its effects on the cosmic ray flux and cloud cover.
Over the years we have followed Svensmark in his struggle to be heard in a climate community with distant the idea that present day climate change might have natural causes.
Henrik Svensmark of the Danish National Space Center believes that changes in the sun's magnetic field, and the corresponding impact on cosmic rays, may be the key to global warming.
In 1997, Friis-Christensen and Henrik Svensmark revived suggestions of a possible link between galactic cosmic rays and global climate change assisted by solar wind intensity variation, which they termed cosmoclimatology.
Svensmark and Friis-Christensen(1997) have shown that global cloud cover, observed by satellites, is linked to the strength of galactic cosmic rays modulated by the solar wind r 0.95.
Nir Shaviv:< Henrik Svensmark and his group had very nice results, and I would have expected them to be published immediately a few months after they found it.
Svensmark and Friis-Christensen(1997) have shown that global cloud cover over the oceans, observed by satellites, is linked to variations in the flux of galactic cosmic rays modulated by the solar wind r 0.95.
Henrik Svensmark:< When we presented our results in Birmingham in 1996, we were of course very excited to present the results, but much to our surprise it what we received[the reaction were] very very negative.
If Svensmark could show in detail in his laboratory experiments, planned in cooperation with CERN, how galactic cosmic rays, regulated by the solar wind, affect cloud development, we would have even given that the energy of starlight is sufficient to affect climate.