Another contributor of Climate Change?

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Another contributor of Climate Change?

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Ran across this while perusing Jerry Pournelle's Chaos Manor. Interesting little datum.

NASA Story
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Re: Another contributor of Climate Change?

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"What we're seeing is a long term trend, a steady decrease in pressure that began sometime in the mid-1990s," explains Arik Posner, NASA's Ulysses Program Scientist in Washington DC.

How unusual is this event?

"It's hard to say. We've only been monitoring solar wind since the early years of the Space Age—from the early 60s to the present," says Posner. "Over that period of time, it's unique. How the event stands out over centuries or millennia, however, is anybody's guess. We don't have data going back that far."

Flagging solar wind has repercussions across the entire solar system—beginning with the heliosphere.
I blame Bush/Cheney and/or SUVs.
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