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What Did NASA Finally Admit?
Global warming–you be the judge! I liberally adapted the latest NASA report for this article, as follows: Solar irradiance! That is the Sun fluxing with us with its output. It’s always fluxing around—i.e., it varies. The Sun is really bright! … Continue reading
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