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Sun Trends or Global Warming?
Now you can definitely be in the middle. I'm not saying part your heart to one side or the other but I'd like to hear some feedback.
In a documentary I recently watched, The Obama Deception, it was mentioned that global warming is a merely a theory produced by people who's agenda results in, ultimately, the "New World Order". This seems a bit far fetched, but I couldn't dispel it from my thoughts completely. I feel like the climate change we are experiencing may be a combination of both sun trends and global warming.
"The Sun, like most other astronomical objects rotates on its axis. Unlike Earth and other solid objects, the entire Sun doesn't rotate at the same rate. Because the Sun is not solid, but is instead a giant ball of gas and plasma, different parts of the Sun spin at different rates. We can tell how quickly the surface of the Sun is rotating by observing the motion of structures, such as sunspots, on the Sun's visible surface."
The only problem with theory is that the rotation along the equator happens every 25 days and a full rotation around the poles is every 36 days. These rotations don't occur over centuries but days. This wouldn't be enough to cause such a drastic change here on Earth.
I'm learning toward global warming. What do you think?
In a documentary I recently watched, The Obama Deception, it was mentioned that global warming is a merely a theory produced by people who's agenda results in, ultimately, the "New World Order". This seems a bit far fetched, but I couldn't dispel it from my thoughts completely. I feel like the climate change we are experiencing may be a combination of both sun trends and global warming.
"The Sun, like most other astronomical objects rotates on its axis. Unlike Earth and other solid objects, the entire Sun doesn't rotate at the same rate. Because the Sun is not solid, but is instead a giant ball of gas and plasma, different parts of the Sun spin at different rates. We can tell how quickly the surface of the Sun is rotating by observing the motion of structures, such as sunspots, on the Sun's visible surface."
The only problem with theory is that the rotation along the equator happens every 25 days and a full rotation around the poles is every 36 days. These rotations don't occur over centuries but days. This wouldn't be enough to cause such a drastic change here on Earth.
I'm learning toward global warming. What do you think?
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