2012
DOI: 10.3103/s088459131202002x
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Bicentennial decrease of the solar constant leads to the Earth’s unbalanced heat budget and deep climate cooling

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“…Even typical short term variations of 0.1% in incident the total solar irradiance exceed all other energy sources (such as natural radioactivity in Earth's core) combined. Thus, the proportion of energy absorbed by the Earth decreases at the same rates [15,16,18,19,21,29,31]. The lower envelope curve in figure 3 joining together the smoothed minimum values of the TSI level in some successive 11-year cycles (common level relative to which the 11-year cyclic variations of the TSI occur) is a component of quasibicentennial quasiperiodic variation in the TSI [15][16][17][18][19]29].…”
Section: The Decrease Of the Tsi In The Phase Decline Of The Quasibicmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Even typical short term variations of 0.1% in incident the total solar irradiance exceed all other energy sources (such as natural radioactivity in Earth's core) combined. Thus, the proportion of energy absorbed by the Earth decreases at the same rates [15,16,18,19,21,29,31]. The lower envelope curve in figure 3 joining together the smoothed minimum values of the TSI level in some successive 11-year cycles (common level relative to which the 11-year cyclic variations of the TSI occur) is a component of quasibicentennial quasiperiodic variation in the TSI [15][16][17][18][19]29].…”
Section: The Decrease Of the Tsi In The Phase Decline Of The Quasibicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This, in turn, will result in an enhanced albedo of the Earth's surface (due to the increase in snow and ice cover, etc. ), reduced concentration of water vapor, which is a dominant factor in the greenhouse effect, as well as carbon dioxide and some other components of the atmosphere [15,16,29,31,35]. Let us note that water vapor absorbs around 68% of the integral power of the intrinsic long-wave emission of the Earth surface, while carbon dioxide -only approximately 12% (Figure 4).…”
Section: The Decrease Of the Tsi In The Phase Decline Of The Quasibicmentioning
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“…A lot of international research can be found on the structure of the radiation balance and analyses of the different factors shaping its elements and their values (Beljaars and Holstaga 1991, Oke 1995, Gilgen et al 1998, Liepert 2002, Geiger et al 2003, Pozo-Vazques et al 2004, Hicke 2005, Rottman et al 2005, Romanou et al 2007, Wild et al 2008, Abdusamatov et al 2012. In Poland, radiation balance is also the subject of many studies.…”
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confidence: 99%