The climate has always changed in the past. It has never been constant. Solar activity is also not constant. Are climate and solar activity linked? What is the observation?

Solar Cylce 25

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connection solar, and ocean cycles chart link

33 reasons by solar activity and not CO2 control the climate link

29 reasons why the sun drives the climate link

Svensmark report, solar major role in the climate link

Solar activity during the 1980s the strongest in 8,000 years. Max-Planck Institute link

Chart that shows rise and fall of solar activity, peak 1935-2005  link

Svensmark Report solar effect link

The chill of solar minimum NASA link

D'aleo report link

NASA solar activity and the terrestrial climate link

Changing solar activity and the expected impact link

NASA, the sunspot cycle link

Low solar activity and cold periods are linked but are they also connected? link

Solar activity is in significant decline link

Solar activity is the weakest in two centuries link

Henrik Svensmark Cloud Theory (video)link

Svensmark Cloud Theory explained link

Solar- cloud theory explained link

Cloud theory, numerous scientific papers link

Why solar activity drives the climate and CO2 is meaningless link

David Archibald, solar activity reaching levels of the 19th Century and so the climate should also match that period link

Fewer clouds lead to higher temperatures link chart link

NASA cycle 25 prediction, weakest in 200 years, "The forecast for the next solar cycle says it will be the weakest of the last 200 years. The maximum of this next cycle – measured in terms of sunspot number, a standard measure of solar activity level – could be 30 to 50% lower than the most recent one. The results show that the next cycle will start in 2020 and reach its maximum in 2025." link link to study

Solar is so harmful it should be taxed link

Solar activity drove a significant percentage of recent warming link

NASA the chill of solar minimum link

Solar Thermostat link

Climate change due to greenhouse gasses or natural variability link

Even small changes in solar activity have big impact on the global climate link

Solar impact goes way beyond just TSI.......

The SC23-24 minimum took place two years later (Dec 2008, according to SIDC), and despite showing only a tiny difference in total solar irradiation compared to previous minima of the space age, it displayed significantly reduced solar wind speed and density, extreme-UV flux was 10% reduced, the polar fields were 50% smaller, and the interplanetary magnetic field strength was 30% below past minima. In response to the changes in the Sun, the density of the Earth thermosphere dropped 20% lower than in previous minima. link

600 peer reviewed scientific papers solar activity major impact on the climate link

Atmosphere and greenhouse gasses can not warm the oceans link

Solar, not CO2, impacts oceans which have 93% of the globe's heat energy link