Henrik Svensmark
- Born:
- 1958
- Nationality:
- Danish
- Profession(s):
- Physicist, Professor
Early Life and Education
- Henrik Svensmark studied at the Technical University of Denmark.
- He obtained a PhD in physics.
Career and Major Achievements
- Professor at the Technical University of Denmark.
- Director of the Center for Sun-Climate Research at the Danish National Space Center.
- Developed the theory of cosmic ray climate link, proposing that galactic cosmic rays influence cloud formation and thereby affect Earth's climate.
- Conducted experimental research to support the cosmic ray climate link theory, including the SKY experiment.
Notable Works
- Authored or co-authored numerous peer-reviewed scientific publications.
- Co-authored the book The Chilling Stars: A New Theory of Climate Change, which outlines his theory and related research, making "the chilling stars henrik svensmark" a recognized figure in climate research circles.
Legacy and Impact
Henrik Svensmark's work has stimulated significant debate and research into the role of solar activity and cosmic rays in climate change. His cosmic ray climate link theory remains a subject of ongoing investigation and discussion within the scientific community.