There are many reasons for the climate to change, but increases in the energy of cosmic rays warming up the atmosphere is not one of them. Yet for some reason, every debate on climate change at some stage gets onto the topic of cosmic rays and their role in global warming. I think it is important to address this because many people dismiss a lot of scientific evidence for other causes of global warming (such as changes in ice coverage or greenhouse gas concentrations) by simply attributing it to some spike in cosmic rays that may or may not have occurred at the same time. This article looks at the effects of cosmic rays directly on climate, not other secondary effects. For a further look into this topic please read my article on Cosmic Ray Levels and their effect on climate through cloud formation.
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