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New data from solar satellites reveal that the sun's variability is a far greater factor in climate change than previously acknowledged. Early climate models largely ignored solar influences, focusing solely on carbon dioxide. This entrenched perspective persists, despite our growing dependence on vulnerable technologies like power grids and satellite... show more

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I'll just leave this here.

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I'm not a Liberal, but I care about climate change. Click the video below & sign the Petition: Conservative Climate Leadership in America. 🇺🇸

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MacGlyver1 yıl önce

Who’d have guessed the sun was causing it.

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Those mainstream climate change models are wildly innacurate and miss other important factors. They should have never been trusted in the first place.

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What are your thoughts on the idea that our poles are going through a shift and our magnetic field is weakening?

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Let's just say hypothetically this is spot on.... then what was all the focus on carbon all about?

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@SunWeatherMan can you confirm this groundbreaking conclusion?

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RJayBeee1 yıl önce

That Big fiery ball of plasma surely cant be influencing climate. 🙄

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Temperature ranges from -50 to +50 all over the globe thanks to the sun. But climate catastrophists cant imagine it having any impact on a 1 degree movement in a century... wew lads

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Hell yeah Randall, well spoken. Our predictive models are only as good as our algorithms' input variables. Earth is not an isolated snowglobe! ☀️

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Robert1 yıl önce

1897 Greta's ancestor hypothesized adding CO2 to the atmosphere would raise GMST. 1930s Callendar brought forward the evidence. Talking in a podcast is not equivalent to publishing papers w data sources and analysis.

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Arthur Robey1 yıl önce

If Ben Davidson o Suspicious Observers in cahoots with the Plasma universe mob and the geological record are right, every 12000 years a civilization ending flare happens. We can believe in the 11 year sunspot cycle, but it is much harder to grok a 12000 year one.

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Most of the planets are heating up in the solar system. It’s the sun for sure

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The idea that a trace gas has so much control of the climate is completely absurd; and people wonder why there’s is so much skepticism on the modern scientific process

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@DrTrillions

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You ain't seen nothing yet

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One big flare headed the right direction can equal the end of the electric age. You won't be worried about global warming after that.

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Not to mention that the polar shift, and weakening magnetic field, amplifies the impact.

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New data from solar satellites reveal they aren't. Here's the great part- unlike Randall I am happy to share the link while he's not. Randall is a coward. Come on bro, show us your evidence!

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Finally some common sense!

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@SuccessfulGardn Worth watching Suspicious Observers on You Tube and the App Space Weather Live! Very informational and enlightening. It really puts it the activity on the sun and it’s effects on the earth into perspective! Pole shifts etc!

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Please do a podcast with @SunWeatherMan

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Randall what do you think about the possibility of solar flares causing earthquakes?

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By the time people in those fields find out otherwise, they are too involved to start over again. Or maybe even sometimes threatened. Or bribed. So they continue the same lie while simultaneously working for evil that created it so we live in prison of ignorance as it's slave

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The cycles in Earth's orbit don't match up with ice age data. There were glaciers receding in some areas and advancing in others, it would have been uniform temp change if it was changes in Earth's orbit. I think?

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Where is the full episode ?

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@SunWeatherMan lol how timely

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Want to run this by my weather / map man @RyanMaue

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Anything involving the word "climate" or associated was non science lie created to hide the true nature of our environment. Anything or anywhere NASA touches or has domain. Taught to you, to make you a believer in those lies and an unknowing participant in spreading it.

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Humans like to believe that we are experts on large, complex systems on climate, but overlook even larger systems that affect the earth like the sun and what happens under the crust.

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What happened to the episode of you and Joe rogan that he hasn’t put up yet? Will we ever get that? Thanks for everything you do

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The sun doesn’t create a 5 foot visibility smog wall during my winter commute. But for some reason the focus on “pollution” became a macro save the world (will my beachfront investments go to waste) question instead of “can my kids play outside” question.

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Not seeing something & so not acknowledging it, just means some people are blind to reality & often to just take a pay check by living in a fantasy-land, all their lives. So it is nice of the satellites to prove Natural Philosophy right. From 10 years ago-

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Wait a second. Are you saying the gigantic fusion ball 93 million miles away, which heats our planet and provides us with energy for life, may have periods of different intensity? What rubbish! I won't have it! Climate denier!

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Wide Awake Media

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Elon Musk predicts that more than 90% of Earth's power will eventually come from solar with batteries "Satellites are just solar panels and a battery. That’s how all satellites work. With the Starlink satellite network, there’s 7,000 (now ~10K) satellites orbiting the Earth, and all they use is solar panels and a battery My prediction is, long-term, a majority of power on Earth - in fact, eventually it might be like 90% or more- will be solar panels with batteries That's my prediction. My predictions have a pretty good track record" Starlink already proves it works at massive scale in space

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X Freeze

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10 years on from the Paris Climate Accord, fmr. UN climate chief Christiana Figueres tells me that despite many setbacks, she is still optimistic, pointing to massive progress on electrical vehicles, renewable energy, solar, and more. "A new economy... is rising," she tells me.

10 years on from the Paris Climate Accord, fmr. UN climate chief Christiana Figueres tells me that despite many setbacks, she is still optimistic, pointing to massive progress on electrical vehicles, renewable energy, solar, and more. "A new economy... is rising," she tells me.

Christiane Amanpour

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Gigascale Founder and former Meta CTO Mike Schroepfer says new solar startups will go after installation costs rather than compete with China on solar panels. "If you look at a solar farm, you lay down all this steel and put up all this framing for the panels. When that panel was the most expensive thing on the field, then [startups producing solar panels] made sense." "But solar panels are now the cheapest thing in the field. All the rest of the stuff costs more than the panel." "I think what we're going to see is startups saying, 'Let's rethink how we actually deploy solar from a form-factor and automation perspective. And just go after installation costs.'"

Gigascale Founder and former Meta CTO Mike Schroepfer says new solar startups will go after installation costs rather than compete with China on solar panels. "If you look at a solar farm, you lay down all this steel and put up all this framing for the panels. When that panel was the most expensive thing on the field, then [startups producing solar panels] made sense." "But solar panels are now the cheapest thing in the field. All the rest of the stuff costs more than the panel." "I think what we're going to see is startups saying, 'Let's rethink how we actually deploy solar from a form-factor and automation perspective. And just go after installation costs.'"

TBPN

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The UK is pushing solar power despite having some of the lowest sunlight levels in the world. Northern Britain receives less sunshine than Canada. According to a World Bank solar resource assessment, the UK ranks among the least suitable countries for solar generation, second only to Ireland in Europe. Low sunlight means low output and greater reliance on backup power. Moreover, the UK government has approved solar geoengineering research - experiments designed to dim incoming sunlight. So the policy is this: build solar in a low sunlight country, while exploring ways to block the sun.

The UK is pushing solar power despite having some of the lowest sunlight levels in the world. Northern Britain receives less sunshine than Canada. According to a World Bank solar resource assessment, the UK ranks among the least suitable countries for solar generation, second only to Ireland in Europe. Low sunlight means low output and greater reliance on backup power. Moreover, the UK government has approved solar geoengineering research - experiments designed to dim incoming sunlight. So the policy is this: build solar in a low sunlight country, while exploring ways to block the sun.

Electroverse

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Astrophysicist Dr Willie Soon says the climate is driven overwhelmingly by the sun, not by human carbon dioxide. He notes the sun supplies 99.99% of Earth's energy and its output fluctuates matching temperature shifts far better than CO2 trends. Soon argues the CO2 signal is below detection as a primary driver and that past climate swings like the Maunder Minimum and the Little Ice Age line up with solar variability, not emissions. Dr Soon calls the obsession with carbon dioxide political. You can tax CO2 but you can't tax the sun. He describes an "iron triangle" of government funding, compliant science and media amplification that turns uncertainty into dogma. Soon's message is simple: The climate system is solar driven, the CO2 narrative is wildly overstated and the real priority should be adaptation and affordable energy, not pretending we can regulate the sun.

Astrophysicist Dr Willie Soon says the climate is driven overwhelmingly by the sun, not by human carbon dioxide. He notes the sun supplies 99.99% of Earth's energy and its output fluctuates matching temperature shifts far better than CO2 trends. Soon argues the CO2 signal is below detection as a primary driver and that past climate swings like the Maunder Minimum and the Little Ice Age line up with solar variability, not emissions. Dr Soon calls the obsession with carbon dioxide political. You can tax CO2 but you can't tax the sun. He describes an "iron triangle" of government funding, compliant science and media amplification that turns uncertainty into dogma. Soon's message is simple: The climate system is solar driven, the CO2 narrative is wildly overstated and the real priority should be adaptation and affordable energy, not pretending we can regulate the sun.

Electroverse

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$We've been told that a trace gas controls Earth's climate, but the science simply doesn't add up. New analyses show that climate models can't match real-world temperature and sea ice trends unless a strong solar influence is included. Other recent studies from Scafetta, Connolly and Harde all reach the same conclusion: CO2's effect is real but limited, already near saturation, meaning that even doubling it will add only a fraction of a degree to the global temperature. The real drivers are solar variability, ocean dynamics and cloud feedbacks, not a trace gas.$

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Electroverse

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ELON MUSK: "The most obvious one is actually solar powered AI satellites, sort of to move the AI to orbit and essentially deep space over time, because there you can actually access over a billion times more energy from the sun in deep space than you can on Earth. The scaling to Kardashev, which is using some non trivial amount of energy from the sun. You kind of have to do space solar power. Like to even use a millionth of a percent of the sun's energy you you really have to be have your solar power in deep space."

ELON MUSK: "The most obvious one is actually solar powered AI satellites, sort of to move the AI to orbit and essentially deep space over time, because there you can actually access over a billion times more energy from the sun in deep space than you can on Earth. The scaling to Kardashev, which is using some non trivial amount of energy from the sun. You kind of have to do space solar power. Like to even use a millionth of a percent of the sun's energy you you really have to be have your solar power in deep space."

DogeDesigner

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This new video, taken by NASA's Parker Solar Probe during its 21st close approach to the Sun, shows a stunning view of the Solar System from inside Mercury’s orbit. It captures solar phenomena like coronal streamers, a small coronal mass ejection, and high-energy particles streaking past the camera. Visible planets include Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Earth, Mars, and Jupiter. A comet, Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, briefly appears with its tail. These observations help us understand how the Sun affects space weather, satellites, astronauts, and Earth’s power grids. Parker Solar Probe is flying closer to the Sun than any spacecraft before it, eventually reaching within 6 million kilometers of the surface. Coronal streamers are bright, plasma-filled structures from the Sun’s outer atmosphere that stretch into space. High-energy particle streaks are due to solar energetic particles hitting the camera, essentially, you're watching radiation in real time. Tsuchinshan-ATLAS is a recently discovered comet, and its tail’s appearance in the video is a rare, spectacular moment. This data is crucial for understanding space weather, which can disrupt communication, GPS, and power systems on Earth.

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Scientists Kesten Green and Willie Soon found that the UN's climate models simply don't work. "IPCC climate models lack predictive validity and cannot guide policy," say the researchers. When tested on real forecasts instead of theory, the CO2-based models failed, often performing worse than just a random guess. Whereas simple models based solely on solar activity worked far better, even decades out. The whole 'climate crisis' depends on these models, not on actual measurements, but many run as much as 5C too hot. The IPCC was never about testing if man-made warming is actually real. It was built to promote the idea that it was real.

Electroverse

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Meta is planning to power its AI data centers with solar energy beamed from space. If it works, solar farms could produce power 24/7 without batteries or backup generators. The company behind it all is Overview Energy -- they want to launch 1,000 satellites into orbit, 22,000 miles above the equator, where sunlight is constant. For context, Meta's data centers used over 18,000 gigawatt-hours of electricity last year. Enough to power 1.7 million American homes for a year. Each satellite collects solar energy, converts it into a wide beam of near-infrared light, and aims it at existing solar farms on the ground. The farms convert the light into electricity, just like they do with sunlight. Unlike high-power lasers or microwave beams, this infrared light is safe enough to stare directly into. Solar farms normally sit idle at night, so this system fixes that... from space. Really fascinating tech.

Meta is planning to power its AI data centers with solar energy beamed from space. If it works, solar farms could produce power 24/7 without batteries or backup generators. The company behind it all is Overview Energy -- they want to launch 1,000 satellites into orbit, 22,000 miles above the equator, where sunlight is constant. For context, Meta's data centers used over 18,000 gigawatt-hours of electricity last year. Enough to power 1.7 million American homes for a year. Each satellite collects solar energy, converts it into a wide beam of near-infrared light, and aims it at existing solar farms on the ground. The farms convert the light into electricity, just like they do with sunlight. Unlike high-power lasers or microwave beams, this infrared light is safe enough to stare directly into. Solar farms normally sit idle at night, so this system fixes that... from space. Really fascinating tech.

Rowan Cheung

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Reformed ex-climate alarmist: "There is no climate crisis... [There is] no consistent correlation between carbon dioxide and Earth's temperature—at times CO2 was 1300% of today, and we were stuck in very cold conditions... There is no foundation to the climate scare—it's all based on models that don't work." Source: For more content like this, visit: #ClimateScam #ClimateCult #NetZero

Wide Awake Media

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"Net zero is... anti-human at its core." Neil Oliver calls out the ludicrous climate policies pushed by the "parasite class". "Smothering arable land with solar panels while simultaneously spending billions... on technologies to dim the sun—the same sun that powers the solar panels." "They cut down trees by the forest full so that they can make the wood into pellets to burn for power, and then spend more billions developing machines to capture carbon from the air, which is precisely what trees do if they're left to be trees." "We are made of carbon and yet they preach zero carbon." "Carbon dioxide is at low levels in the atmosphere already... If it had got much lower, life on Earth would have been impossible." Credit: Neil Oliver

Wide Awake Media

58,332 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Solar storms may be invisible, but they can quietly knock out satellites, blackout power grids, and disrupt global communications. Scientists call this space weather—and for decades, it was hard to monitor in real time. That’s where the Daocheng Solar Radio Telescope (DSRT) comes in. Perched 3,820 meters above sea level in southwest China, DSRT is the world’s largest solar radio telescope of its kind. Its 313 antennas form a one-kilometer-wide ring around a 100-meter calibration tower, scanning the Sun like a giant super-eye. The circular layout isn’t just for show—it keeps all antennas perfectly aligned and avoids signal interference, which is essential for detecting faint, fast-moving solar eruptions. Its view spans ten times the Sun’s diameter, letting scientists continuously image the Sun, analyze its radio signals, and even build 3D maps of solar activity. This setup allows scientists to follow eruptions as they unfold, instead of reacting after the effects hit Earth. Powerful solar flares can unleash energy equivalent to billions of nuclear bombs, threatening satellites, aviation, navigation, and power grids. The 1989 Quebec storm, for example, blacked out a 21,000 MW power grid for nine hours. In May 2024, DSRT data helped thousands of satellites adjust their orbits to avoid a major solar storm. By sharing data with international teams, DSRT helps scientists worldwide predict solar activity and safeguard the technology billions depend on every day. It’s not just science—it’s a global early-warning system for our technology-driven world.

Solar storms may be invisible, but they can quietly knock out satellites, blackout power grids, and disrupt global communications. Scientists call this space weather—and for decades, it was hard to monitor in real time. That’s where the Daocheng Solar Radio Telescope (DSRT) comes in. Perched 3,820 meters above sea level in southwest China, DSRT is the world’s largest solar radio telescope of its kind. Its 313 antennas form a one-kilometer-wide ring around a 100-meter calibration tower, scanning the Sun like a giant super-eye. The circular layout isn’t just for show—it keeps all antennas perfectly aligned and avoids signal interference, which is essential for detecting faint, fast-moving solar eruptions. Its view spans ten times the Sun’s diameter, letting scientists continuously image the Sun, analyze its radio signals, and even build 3D maps of solar activity. This setup allows scientists to follow eruptions as they unfold, instead of reacting after the effects hit Earth. Powerful solar flares can unleash energy equivalent to billions of nuclear bombs, threatening satellites, aviation, navigation, and power grids. The 1989 Quebec storm, for example, blacked out a 21,000 MW power grid for nine hours. In May 2024, DSRT data helped thousands of satellites adjust their orbits to avoid a major solar storm. By sharing data with international teams, DSRT helps scientists worldwide predict solar activity and safeguard the technology billions depend on every day. It’s not just science—it’s a global early-warning system for our technology-driven world.

Sinical

67,918 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

The real energy crisis is in our grid. On this very warm morning at 6 a.m., only 2% of the power from the PJM grid was coming from wind and solar - 98% from other sources. The idea that we can power our country on intermittent power on a day like today is a fantasy.

The real energy crisis is in our grid. On this very warm morning at 6 a.m., only 2% of the power from the PJM grid was coming from wind and solar - 98% from other sources. The idea that we can power our country on intermittent power on a day like today is a fantasy.

Secretary Doug Burgum

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Neil Oliver dissects Larry Fink's admission that "intermittent power like wind and solar" cannot reliably power all the new data centres required by "the world of data harvesting". "Our data is the new oil, the new gold, and its storage must not be entrusted to the renewables, so-called, that the rest of us are expected to settle for." "They de-industrialised Europe in pursuit of the wind and solar future... Britons pay more for energy than just about anyone else on Earth." "And now, Larry Fink... says the world of data—the world we are all expecting or expected to inhabit—needs the kind of power you only get from oil and gas, and the like." Credit: Neil Oliver

Neil Oliver dissects Larry Fink's admission that "intermittent power like wind and solar" cannot reliably power all the new data centres required by "the world of data harvesting". "Our data is the new oil, the new gold, and its storage must not be entrusted to the renewables, so-called, that the rest of us are expected to settle for." "They de-industrialised Europe in pursuit of the wind and solar future... Britons pay more for energy than just about anyone else on Earth." "And now, Larry Fink... says the world of data—the world we are all expecting or expected to inhabit—needs the kind of power you only get from oil and gas, and the like." Credit: Neil Oliver

Wide Awake Media

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At some point, climate activists are going to have to admit that China emits a lot of carbon dioxide (CO₂). And, if they really believe a tiny change in the global average surface temperature since 1850 is something we should all be worried about, then they will no longer be able to continue avoiding criticizing China and their government. The two most common arguments made to defend China are: 1️⃣ China emits fewer CO₂ emissions per capita than the U.S. 2️⃣ China leads the world in deploying solar photovoltaic technologies. Yet, despite the fact these mainstream talking points sell well to the public, they are flawed and here is why.

At some point, climate activists are going to have to admit that China emits a lot of carbon dioxide (CO₂). And, if they really believe a tiny change in the global average surface temperature since 1850 is something we should all be worried about, then they will no longer be able to continue avoiding criticizing China and their government. The two most common arguments made to defend China are: 1️⃣ China emits fewer CO₂ emissions per capita than the U.S. 2️⃣ China leads the world in deploying solar photovoltaic technologies. Yet, despite the fact these mainstream talking points sell well to the public, they are flawed and here is why.

Chris Martz

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