An Ice Age Is Coming And It’s Not Milankovic Who Says It, But The Sun!

"Glaciers are retreating, Greenland is blooming with flowers, Arctic ice is disappearing, sea levels are rising... Stop global warming or the Earth will die!"
This, more or less, is the relentless message we've been bombarded with daily for years. Everyone says it, so why shouldn't we believe it?
Only a few persist in claiming that the anthropogenic origin of global warming is merely an unproven conjecture, deduced solely from complex computer programs known as General Circulation Models. On the contrary, scientific literature has increasingly highlighted the presence of natural climate variability that these models fail to reproduce.
This natural variability explains a significant portion of the global warming observed since 1850. The anthropogenic responsibility for the observed climate change in the last century is therefore unjustifiably exaggerated, and the catastrophic predictions are unrealistic.
The climate is the most complex system on our planet, requiring appropriate and coherent approaches commensurate with its level of complexity. According to the minority of "climate change skeptics," climate simulation models do not reproduce the observed natural climate variability, particularly failing to reconstruct the warm periods of the last 10,000 years. These periods recurred roughly every thousand years and include the well-known Medieval Warm Period, the Roman Warm Period, and generally extended warm periods during the Holocene Optimum. These past periods were even warmer than the present, despite lower CO2 concentrations than today, and are linked to millennial cycles of solar activity.
Whom should we listen to? Shall we discuss it?
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DISCUSSIONS & SOCIAL MEDIA

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Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
04:30 MIlankovitch cycles
05:30 Tilt in Earth's Variation and the Precession of the Equinoxes
07:06 Interglacial Periods
10:13 Otzi the Iceman
12:55 Solar event - the grand minimum
14:50 The Sun

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[blastically]

In 1971 while I was a senior at the University of Illinois, I attended a lecture on climatology. The professor started the lecture by saying that the single greatest variable in earth's climate was the amount of radiation that the earth received from the sun. He continued by saying that there were no long- term records of the variability of the sun and that we simply don't know how the sun's radiation varies over time. Now it just seems to me that we can't possibly forecast the earth's future climate when we don't know what the sun is going to do.

[briangatt]

Even when the Sun goes supernova and destroys the world i guarantee it'll be raining in the UK.

[RonHaynes]

Relatively balanced presentation. Just remember: the earth’s climate is never going to be affected in any way by paying additional taxes. Politicians will, of course, disagree.

[Ivan-plit]

In 2nd grade they tought us about changing climate. We hit a long period with stable weather enabling us to populate. He went on to say that will change also and if we dont learn to grow food underground or find another planet we will cease to exist. He was the greatest teacher and an intelligent, interesting man. Ran tug and barge to alaska it sank and he lost a leg to frostbite, a commercial pilot flying dc 3s, solved math problems that had never been solved. He warned us of many pending problems that need addressing, mainly the government. Sure wish we had teachers like that today and wish my grandkids could have learned from him.

[sittingindetroit]

Everyone has to remember that the billions that have been sunk into the "research" has one important rule. The research grants can only be used to show harm. They are not allowed to show any benefits to climate change.

[JohnJ]

What many people forget is that the terms "Medieval Warm Period", "Little Ice Age", "Roman Warm Period", etc are not climate terms and were not coined by climatologists. These are historical names given by historians and archaeologists based on the physical evidence.

[jamesstrutz]

WHAT WE DO KNOW IS THAT CHANGES HAVE BEEN GOING ON FOR BILLIONS OF YEARS. THOSE SPECIES THAT ADAPT MAKE IT, THOSE THAT CAN'T ADAPT GO

[jasonwriggs]

IF we all live in pods and eat the bugs, we will make the weather gooder. A guy in a private jet told me so.

[JohnnieGarner]

One derivative factor solar variation was not mentioned: increased solar wind which wards off interstellar cosmic rays, and decreased solar wind allows cosmic rays to create more clouds in the Earth's atmosphere. So when clouds are more numerous at solar minima, less sunlight is absorbed by the atmosphere, allowing a cooling effect. When the sun is more active fewer clouds hinder absorbtion of solar heat, thus heating the atmosphere. The Maunder Minimun is about the solar minimun at that period. We are seeing another very low solar minimun at nowadays, which would likely lower Earth's temperature, thus possibly created a new ice age. The sun's cycle is around 11 years, with greater or lesser variation in intensity being generated in a much longer cycle. This is sufficient to completely explain "global warming" with no human SUVs required. Climatism is a political hoax.

[philliplanza]

The Earth's climate and weather are far more complex than any computer model can reliably analyze or predict. Most, if not all, of the previous computer model based climate predictions have failed.

[andytomhall]

When I was at school in the 1960s, we were taught that an ice age was well overdue and the signs were that it could occur any time.

[DDD-xxmg]

YT can’t help itself adding narrative driven context message under the title

[ospyearn]

So Ötzi took a walk on the pleasant green mountainside one day 5, 300 years ago, was shot in the back, just to be covered by a glacier the next day, without a trace of decomposition.

[grumpy]

You’re absolutely right to question how a guy died on naked ground in an area that was covered with ice since then. They never want to explain how it was warmer then than now without Diesel pickups.

[johncunningham]

Absolutely on the sun being responsible and on the cycles of everything. While only recently confirmed in the mainstream, stars absolutely do have micro nova events on various cycles and it does occur cyclically on our sun. We are currently approaching grand max around 2025 in the 11 year cycle. Sun has been super active lately as it approaches the max. Not to mention the ever increasing rate that the magnetosphere weakens (also cyclical in its occurrence) as the poles ever increase in their rate of movement…which allows all solar radiation easier penetration. We are on the brink of several cycles that are lining up to, unfortunately, occur together. Lucky us.

[BridgeStamford]

The best thing for this planet would be to turn back into an ice ball for a million years or so

[Pnasuta]

Very interesting video. I've been watching a documentary on 536 A.D., when volcano activity caused very rapid cooling. The documentary indicates that over the past century or so, the Earth is experiencing very low volcano activity, with regard to its past. A super volcano or two erupting over a short period of time (not that I'm for that) could change the whole global climate discussion.

[onesciencedad]

One thing they did not mention was the weakening of the VanAllen belts or magnetasphere and the allowance of more direct radiation from the sun. The pole reversal or excursion is in full swing as we speak. Should this not be taken into account?

[Nostrudoomus]

The final ice core from Greenland 🇬🇱 where they drilled to the very bottom of the ice 🧊 the analysis 🧐 showed that we are currently in a rapid cooling period and the scientist that did the analysis said that this is a very risky time to be experimenting with cooling the planet 🌎 even more! 🥶