Re: CLIMATE: Solar output increasing .05%/decade

From: Cory Przybyla (recherchetenet@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Mar 24 2003 - 23:32:35 MST

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Because superman threw nuclear weapons into the sun
back in 1987. The daily planet was under some severe
biased reporting due to a hostile takeover by an
entrepreneur trying to veer off into tabloid media
(but wait that's what all media is right?), and didn't
want to admit a removal of nuclear arms from the
planet had backfired thus creating Nuclear Man plus
apparently warming the planet.

--- spike66 <spike66@attbi.com> wrote:
> Utterly impossible. How could the U.S. have caused
> the sun's radiation to increase?
>
> {8-]
>
> spike

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