tThe sun is going to start to cool down in two years time?

Question

so get your woolys early//

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Answer 1

Yes. The Suns output varies by 0.1% over time. Co2 has increased 0.01% over the last 100 years. The Sun outputs more heat than co2 can trap.

It is expected that the sun's heating cycles are at their peak now and the sun will start cooling in a couple of years.

Answer 2

I don't know whether the sun will cool down in a couple of years, but what is certain is that the sun has been heating up by 0.05% per year at least since the '70's when accurate measurements started to be taken from satellite

Answer 3

Question; The sun is going to start to cool down in two years time, You should get your woolys early?

Answer; No. I already have my woolys to reduce my carbon footprint/energy costs.

If you're question was intending to ask if GW is a load of old cobblers and is only due to solar cycles, then no. You've probably been visiting esoteric websites.

Anyway I'm archiving all your sceptic nonsense and will dig it up in a couple of years when you all move onto your next theory.

(only kidding I'm not that sad)

Answer 4

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Answer 5

The Sun is not going to cool to any significant degree in two years.

I fully expect that GW will continue over the next two years and two centuries.

I hope you will recall this prediction in two year's time.

Answer 6

I have also read that we may be heading for another 'little ice age' soon due to a possible extra long solar minimum. Can you tell me where you got your info from?

Answer 7

Watch "The Discovery Channel" You forgot to add the billion part into your equation. Perhaps in 2 billion years not 2 years. If you're still around then send me an e-mail and let me know how far off I was.

Answer 8

Not true. The Sun's output does vary up and down by a small fraction of a percent every 11 years due to the sunspot cycle, but that is not causing global warming and will not cause global cooling.

Answer 9

And what are we have supposed to have done to have caused this. Was it the water put on it by the irish fire brigade who went up in a rocket at night?

Answer 10

Please don't worry - someone has been feeding you false information.

Over periods of time such as decades or centuries, the amount of heat from the sun (called Total Solar Irradiance) varies very little and doesn't have much effect on our climate. It's only when you start talking about thousands of years that there's any significant impact.

Over the last 30 years the amount of heat energy from the Sun has decreased very slightly but the planet's been warming up all the same.