UK government set to approve sun dimming experiment

[Scott Downey]

India-Pakistan war to spark 'nuclear winter and global starvation for up to 2bn'

Brian Toon, a Professor of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, warned that a war between India and Pakistan could lead to an environmental disaster as well as a loss of life

www.the-express.com

2 billion will die due to sun dimming in a small nuclear war.

I had not heard of the recent alarming rise in military tension between them.
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He revealed the chilling aftermath: "It only takes about two weeks for the smoke to cover the entire earth, and it would rise to altitudes between 20 and 50 miles above the surface, at those altitudes it never rains. The smoke would stay there for years."

Painting a grim picture, he added: "This farmer may be in Europe or in the United States, but many thousands of miles from Pakistan and India, is looking at the smoky sky above him, and down at the crops that have died in his field from lack of light and cold temperatures."

 

[Scott Downey]

I know what could happen, in a few selected areas, a government might create artificial sunlight to grow crops and have it warmed so the plants wont be too cold to grow. It won't help everyone survive. This would have to be on an unimaginable huge scale. And growing crops need pollinators. Think also of all the plants worldwide that will die off. And all the phytoplankton dying off in the seas.

 

[Rockerduck]

India-Pakistan war to spark 'nuclear winter and global starvation for up to 2bn'

Brian Toon, a Professor of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, warned that a war between India and Pakistan could lead to an environmental disaster as well as a loss of life

www.the-express.com

2 billion will die due to sun dimming in a small nuclear war.

I had not heard of the recent alarming rise in military tension between them.
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He revealed the chilling aftermath: "It only takes about two weeks for the smoke to cover the entire earth, and it would rise to altitudes between 20 and 50 miles above the surface, at those altitudes it never rains. The smoke would stay there for years."

Painting a grim picture, he added: "This farmer may be in Europe or in the United States, but many thousands of miles from Pakistan and India, is looking at the smoky sky above him, and down at the crops that have died in his field from lack of light and cold temperatures."

I read the article, but became unbelievable. It said the arsenal of nuclear bombs were the size of one dropped on Hiroshima. Then I thought, didn't we drop two nuclear bombs on Japan, and everything they were saying didn't happen.

 

[Scott Downey]

I read the article, but became unbelievable. It said the arsenal of nuclear bombs were the size of one dropped on Hiroshima. Then I thought, didn't we drop two nuclear bombs on Japan, and everything they were saying didn't happen.

I think it means the size of each individual weapon in megatons, not the entire arsenal.

 

[Scott Downey]

 

[Scott Downey]

Trump comments on India and Pakistan, hopes to avoid war.

number of nuclear weapons india and pakistan - Search Videos

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[Scott Downey]

Evdence from history, 536 AD the worst year in history due to solar dimming
Good video explanation of the things that happen when the sunlight is blocked.

And more

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Why+536+AD+Was+the+Worst+Year+in+History

 

[Pearl]

Nobody should mess with things like this.

 

[Josho]

$66M experiment to ‘dim the sun’ to combat global warming gets OK — but critics have called it ‘barking mad’

Sounds like a bright idea. Scientists have received approval to soon test whether “dimming” the light from the sun will combat global warming — a strategy some critics have recently described as &#…

nypost.com

Dimming the sun will affect everything plant like that grows on land or sea.
If it actually works, the loss of plant life is worse than making temperatures drop.
And I figure if it works, the follow on effects won't be good.

UK Government Set to Green-Light $66 Million Sun-Dimming Experiment

In a profoundly stupid display of pride, the U.K. government is about to mess with one of God's greatest - and most important - creations.

www.westernjournal.com

I thought there's not many sunny days in the UK, usually drizzly and cloudy.

 

[Scott Downey]

I thought there's not many sunny days in the UK, usually drizzly and cloudy.

That tells you they want this effect to be felt elsewhere, and others to do it in their countries.

IT is a worldwide atmosphere and that is easily shared with Europe.