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Originally Posted by oil pan 4
That's Aerohead's ridiculous assertion from a 1996 paper that says the suns output only changes by 0.2%. That paper has since been retracted in Nature on account of the observations being non-scientific, casual at best and author seemed to have a predetermined conclusion for his paper.
I think the claim that the suns output doesn't change is incredibly stupid.
Protecting obsolete science is why scientific advancement has slowed to a crawl, advancing 1 funeral at a time.
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I couldn't find the particular citation you're referring to. A permalink number would be helpful.
I don't recall ever asserting anything, only sharing information from the journals.
I can't personally vet the information.
If it's incorrect, then please just provide the who, what, when, where, how, and why citation for the counterfactual evidence and we can move on.
In # 241 ( permalink) I did share a 0.1% solar-constant variability value.
And it wouldn't be a bad idea to emphasize the specifics of the solar spectra wavelength variability of which you're speaking, as the Sun is routinely monitored for the entire electromagnetic spectrum.
Thanks in advance.