How has the sun been affected so far by global warming and climate change?

Answer 1

No, the sun does not move, and the rays are not changing. The sun merely provides heat, not causing global warming. The thinning ozone and greenhouse gases trap the heat and cause global warming.

The sun IS causing global warming, but only indirectly. Excessive amounts of carbon dioxide produced by humans, burning fossil fuels, etc are released into the atmosphere and once there, they trap heat from sunlight, keeping it here, instead of releasing it back into space, and thus, raising the temperature of the earth. So, yes it is, but indirectly.

Also sunspots can increase the temperature but only while they are active which happens once every 11 years in a cycle.

Answer 2

As the primary source of energy supplied to the planet Earth, the sun's rays most definitely would be involved in any global warming. Without them, the Earth would cool continuously to almost the background temperature of space. It wouldn't cool completely down the background temperature because there is some small amount of natural heating occurring from the decay of radioactive minerals, but that source is so minuscule compared to the sun that it is negligible compared to the sun.

The sun's rays are trapped by greenhouse gases which prevent their heat radiating back out to space. As the greenhouse gases increase they trap more and more of the sun's heat. This is causing an enhanced greenhouse effect which is the cause of global warming.

Answer 3

Yes, the sun warms the earth and global warming means that the earth is warming up. This is happening because we cut down too many forests and we also used oil and coal to run our cars and factories. This is putting extra greenhouse gases into the atmosphere and this is the problem.

Answer 4

The sun provides the original heat for global warming, but the cause of global warming is the increased level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, because of our burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) in industry, transport and the generation of electricity.

Answer 5

Global warming and climate change do not directly affect the sun itself. However, they can impact Earth's climate, leading to shifts in weather patterns, increased temperatures, and changes in ecosystems that can indirectly affect how we experience and interact with the sun.

Answer 6

No, the sun is not affected by global warming. Global warming is happening on the earth and its effects are confined to our world

Answer 7

Global Warming on earth only affects the earth. It has no effect on the sun.