UPDATED: This opinion piece from Professor Henrik Svensmark was published September 9th in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten. Originally the translation was from Google translation with some pos…

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One of Denmark’s most internationally recognized climate researchers, Dr. Henrik Svensmark, was just sacked from his long-time position at the Technical University of Denmark. Unlike many climate scientists, Svensmark conducted actual science experiments, and his work on the effects cosmic rays and clouds have on the climate was leading edge. He was fired after years of moves that look like they were purposely trying to push him out. What happened? Is it because his work didn’t support the alarmist climate narrative? We will have Dr. Svensmark on the program to get the story directly from him. The post Live at 1 PM ET: Climate Scientist Fired. Was It For Countering the Narrative? — The Climate Realism Show #210 appeared first on Watts Up With That?.

In this in-depth conversational interview and discussion, Professor Henrik Svensmark (formerly of Danish National Space Center) explains his groundbreaking research on how galactic cosmic rays influence cloud formation and climate. The post Dr. Henrik Svensmark: Cosmic Rays, Clouds & Climate | Interview w/ Drs. Willie Soon & Ronan Connolly appeared first on Watts Up With That?.

De 68-jarige Deense wetenschapper Henrik Svensmark is door de Technische Universiteit van Denemarken (DTU) in Lyngby ontslagen. Svensmark, die sinds eind jaren negentig verbonden is aan de DTU, is bekend van zijn onderzoek naar de invloed van zonneactiviteit en kosmische straling op de vorming van aerosolen, wolken en klimaat. Svensmark beschrijft zijn ontslag als een doodsteek voor zijn onderzoek en sluit niet uit dat politieke overwegingen een rol hebben gespeeld. De DTU zelf wil geen commentaar geven en bestempelt het als een interne personeelskwestie. Wel bevestigt Henning Skriver, directeur van DTU Space, dat het onderzoeksgebied van Svensmark, atmosferische fysica, aanzienlijk lage...

In our ongoing series on the book Canary in a Climate World, Chapters 4 and 5 are by Professor Nir Shaviv of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Dr. Henrik Svensmark of the Danish Technical University respectively. And especially as they were written independently about work done independently, in combination they present a remarkably powerful argument that the sun has played a major role in the Earth’s climate variations, not just over the past century but over hundreds of millions of years. Both authors’ account of how they discovered the mechanism, how they gathered the evidence to prove its validity, and how they validated their ideas by testing it against widely-varying data sets, shows science at its best. Including that they did not take care to make their stories coincide at every point at the cost of suppressing uncertainty. Sadly, the story of how the IPCC and the rest of the climate establishment responded shows science at its worst. The manner in which their research is mutually reinforcing is especially revealing because Shaviv and Svensmark came to the topic from opposite directions. Shaviv was interested in astronomical events over millions of years, Svensmark in the physics of cloud formation over...

Danish scientist Henrik Svensmark, known for his controversial research on cosmic rays and cloud formation, has been dismissed by his university in Copenhagen after years of internal conflict. In an interview with the Danish newspaper Berlingske, he described the decision as “a death blow” to his research. The post Henrik Svensmark Fired by his University appeared first on Watts Up With That?.

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Henrik Svensmark, an astrophysicist at the Danish National Space Institute, explains that solar activity and cosmic rays influence our climate by regulating cloud cover.

Solar control of global warming and cooling (Svensmark Theory) is supported by the similarity of two published graphs: (1) average near-surface air-temperature for the last 9,000 years (from proxies…

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