PRESIONE LA GRÁFICA PARA VER UNA IMAGEN MEJORADA.
¿Hay alguna relación entre la ΔT de la Troposfera y la intensidad de los Rayos Cósmicos Intergalácticos? Esta superposición de la gráfica sobre las oscilaciones en la temperatura de la Troposfera para compararla con la gráfica sobre la Intensidad de los Rayos Cósmicos (IRCI) que colisionan con el viento solar en los confines del Sistema Solar parece demostrar que existe una correlación directa entre las variaciones de la temperatura troposférica y la IRCI. Además, podría ser que la anomalía de la IRCI provoque las anomalías observadas en la actividad radiante de nuestro Sol. ¿Usted qué opina? PARA UN EXAMEN MÁS PROFUNDO SOBRE ESTE TEMA, LEA EL ARTÍCULO SOBRE LA RELACIÓN DE LA RCI Y EL CALENTAMIENTO GLOBAL.
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