'11 year solar cycle' presentation slideshows

THE SUN

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THE SUN

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Climate Change, the Sun and Greenhouse Gases by K.K. Tung Department of Applied Mathematics

Climate Change, the Sun and Greenhouse Gases by K.K. Tung Department of Applied Mathematics. Chapter 8: Snowball Earth and Global Warming

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The active Sun

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The Martian Upper Atmosphere

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Our lazy Sun Barbara Sylwester Solar Physics Division Space Research Center, Wroc?aw

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On the modelling and diagnostics of s olar activity effect s i n the atmosphere Project SOLICE

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On the modelling and diagnostics of s olar activity effect s i n the atmosphere Project SOLICE

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11-year Solar Signal in Transient Climate Simulations

11-year Solar Signal in Transient Climate Simulations. Lesley Gray NCAS University of Oxford. Oxford: Dann Mitchell, Scott Osprey Met Office: Neal Butchart, Steve Hardiman, Sarah Ineson, Adam Scaife Reading: Manoj Joshi Imperial: Indrani Roy.

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11-year Solar Signal in Transient Climate Simulations

11-year Solar Signal in Transient Climate Simulations. Lesley Gray NCAS University of Oxford. Oxford: Dann Mitchell, Scott Osprey Met Office: Neal Butchart, Steve Hardiman, Sarah Ineson, Adam Scaife Reading: Manoj Joshi Imperial: Indrani Roy.

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Introduction

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Our star, the Sun is a big ball of gas And it's 99 percent of our solar system's mass

Mitzi Adams. The Closest Star. NASA/MSFC/NSSTC. The Sun:. Our star, the Sun is a big ball of gas And it's 99 percent of our solar system's mass It's an average star in our Milky Way Warming the Earth every day What powers our Sun and makes it so bright?

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Impact of solar UV variability on sudden stratospheric warming with LMDz-Reprobus

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Long Integration Results 3800-year long integration is obtained (Figure 1a.b).

Nonlinear Dependence of Global Warming Prediction on Ocean State. Mao-Chang Liang 1 , Li-Ching Lin 1 , Ka-Kit Tung 2 , Yuk L. Yung 3 , Shan Sun 4 1 Research Center for Environmental Changes, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan 2 Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Washington, USA

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