Topband: Blame it on global warming

[Joshua M. Arritt]

Doom/boom politics aside, it seems to be interesting data to examine 
nonetheless.   I'll not dare knock propagation research, so long as it's 
carried out within good radioscience.

Agreed that the claim of T driving H(ionosphere) is a bit strange...   
at least it's the first time I've seen such a claim.   Yuri's 
explanation of heliosphereic/magnetic matters falls in line with 
everything I've studied.

Shame there's not a link to the actual paper -- I've tried searching 
elsewhere to no avail.


73,
  - Josh  /  KF4YLM


On 8/5/2013 9:55 AM, Yuri Blanarovich wrote:
> Scientwists are trying to "prove" that it is all human fault, causing 
> global (warming) climate change.
>
> The reality is that we are getting just about all energy from the sun. 
> We know about the sunspot cycles.
>
> Low sunspot activity (less energy from sun) causes (iono)atmosphere to 
> shrink, the layer's height decreases. Iono-atmosphere gets more dense, 
> producing more extreme weather and changes in HF propagation patterns, 
> we know so well. If gaseous envelope shrinks, of course it shows as 
> decreasing temperatures on the outside. (Thermodynamics)
>
> Sun has huge fluctuations in its furnace and Algores can do nothing 
> about it (besides scheming taxes).
>
> Blaming humans  to cause "climate change" is like having Obama pee in 
> the ocean and cause global flooding.
>
> Yuri, K3BU.us
> www.MVmanor.com <http://www.MVmanor.com>
>
>
>
>  On Mon, Aug 05, 2013 at 06:25 AM, N7DF wrote:
>
>  > According to this study low frequency propagation is affected by 
> atmospheric temperature changes
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>> http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Radio_Waves_Carry_News_of_Climate_Change_999.html 
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