The sun and clouds are two primary drivers of climate change, with the latter being deeply misunderstood by scientists.
Henrik Svensmark is a Danish physicist who has studied the impact of cosmic rays on cloud formation and climate for over 30 years. He hypothesises that cosmic rays influence the sun and, in turn, the sun influence’s Earth’s climate, affecting cloud cover and temperature.
Simply put, he argues that no one truly understands clouds or their huge impact on climate change.
Oh, and humans have pretty much no impact (which smart folks already know).
Imagine if Earth were around 6,000 years old, that evolutionary theory is nonsense, and that dinosaurs existed alongside humans.
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Science has become a cult with blindly loyal followers who trust the experts and question nothing. The spirit of science has become heretical.
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Nisa Khan is a scientist studying the effects of LED lighting and is concerned about its negative impact on well-being.
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