Climate change: A cosmic connection
@article{Kanipe2006ClimateCA,
title={Climate change: A cosmic connection},
author={J. Kanipe},
journal={Nature},
year={2006},
volume={443},
pages={141-143}
}Physicists and climate scientists have long argued over whether changes to the Sun affect the Earth's climate? A cloud chamber could help clear up the dispute, reports Jeff Kanipe.
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