I agree, Marc. While there are theories, our present knowledge of solar
physics provides no solid ground for predicting what may or may not be
happening. Extrapolating empirical observations taken over the past few
hundred years is risky, since they literally represent a quark in the bucket
with
Marc PD4U wrote:
But is the solar minimum the (only necessary and sufficient) explaining
factor for a global cooling?
As we say in Holland One swallow doesn't make it summer meaning: one
cannot 'jump to conclusions' based on unsufficient data, and beside that
the swallow is not the
