HOW THE SOLAR SYSTEM IS STRUCTURED

Description:
Here´s a study that challenges long-held ideas about how climate change is affecting our planet. In this project we go back to basics: the solar system itself, its structure and influence on the earth´s climate. Our research sheds light on the often underestimated role played by astronomical factors in climate processes.

We offer an alternative view of the question of whether human activity is driving climate change by focusing on more fundamental mechanisms inherent to our solar system. Our findings may provide the basis for new approaches to understanding climate processes and developing effective adaptation strategies.

Benefits of the study:

An in-depth analysis of the mechanisms of influence of the Solar system on the Earth´s climate.
An alternative approach to climate change that goes beyond traditional concepts.
Opportunity to reconsider existing strategies in light of new scientific evidence.