Is there any credence to this? If so can someone explain what it means
http://www.livescience.com/forcesofnatu ... lbedo.html
increased albeto?
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Reflectivity of solar luminescence vs. irradiance
1. Luminescence varies with angle
2. Irradiance varies with depth
I think at this stage of the solar cycle luminescence decreases and irradiance strengthens. The increased irradiance helps throw up a blanket of clouds which limits inbound radiation eventually moderating the effect until the sun spot number picks up. It takes some time. Global annual rainfall totals might be larger next year. That could be good and bad, but probably cooler. Also this summer aphelion is considerably farther than in 2005.
1. Luminescence varies with angle
2. Irradiance varies with depth
I think at this stage of the solar cycle luminescence decreases and irradiance strengthens. The increased irradiance helps throw up a blanket of clouds which limits inbound radiation eventually moderating the effect until the sun spot number picks up. It takes some time. Global annual rainfall totals might be larger next year. That could be good and bad, but probably cooler. Also this summer aphelion is considerably farther than in 2005.
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