Henrik Svensmark about Global Warming

Henrik Svensmark (born 1958) is a physicist at the Danish National Space Center in Copenhagen who studies the effects of cosmic rays on cloud formation. His work presents hypotheses about solar activity as an indirect cause of global warming; his research has suggested a possible link through the interaction of the solar wind and cosmic rays. His conclusions have been controversial as the prevailing scientific opinion on climate change considers solar activity unlikely to be a major contributor to recent warming, though it is thought to be the primary driver of many earlier changes in climate.
Henrik Svensmark (ur. 1958) – fizyk pracujący w Duńskim Narodowym Instytucie Przestrzeni znany z badań wpływu promieniowania kosmicznego na tworzenie się chmur. Jego prace wywołały kontrowersje w temacie globalnego ocieplenia. Kwestionują one naukowy konsensus o wpływie antropogenicznego efektu cieplarnianego na klimat, faworyzując aktywność słoneczną
| Henrik Svensmark | |
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| Born | 1958 |
| Nationality | Danish |
| Fields | Physicist |
| Institutions | Danish Space Research Institute (DSRI) at Danish National Space Center |
| Notable awards | Energy-E2 Research Prize Knud Hojgaard Anniversary Research Prize |
Henrik Svensmark DR2 - part 1
Henrik Svensmark DR2 - part 2
Henrik Svensmark DR2 - part 3
Henrik Svensmark DR2 - part 4
Henrik Svensmark DR2 - part 5
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