[AFPhys]

Wrong: Solkani has just published (last 6 months or so) “surprise” data from a REAL EXPERIMENT (not a model) that show cosmics are much more efficatious in initiating cloud cover than previously believed. His group has secured mucho bucks to explore the mechanism at the next CERN particle accelerator experiment. I believe it will be named CLOUD.

Wrong again: YOU even “calculated” in a post to me how a 1% change could account for the global temperature increase.

Sorry I don’t have time to look these up further for you ... I’ve got to go do my taxes now... be back in a few days ... LOL.

[cogitator]

Wrong: Solkani has just published (last 6 months or so) “surprise” data from a REAL EXPERIMENT (not a model) that show cosmics are much more efficatious in initiating cloud cover than previously believed. His group has secured mucho bucks to explore the mechanism at the next CERN particle accelerator experiment. I believe it will be named CLOUD.

I think not.

Taking cosmic rays for a spin

And good luck to Dr. Solanki and his collaborators.

For the information of others:

New Experiment to Investigate the Effect of Galactic Cosmic Rays on Clouds and Climate