field, where Earth is inserted,increases. This field provides us with a kind of shield against cosmic rays,originating from very distant supernova. The stronger the shield (magneticfield) fewer rays reach the Earth. These rays are directly related to theformation of clouds because when they reach the planet causes the molecules ofhydrogen and oxygen in the atmosphere, to join to form micro-particles of waterand hence clouds. If we have a decrease in cosmic rays (magnetic field strongerand more sunspots) well have a decrease of clouds and more solar rays willreach the surface of the planet warming it.So the relationship between temperature and CO2is: Increased solar activity causing increased sun's magnetic field (seen bythe number of sunspots), resulting in fewer cosmic rays hitting the earth whichleads to fewer clouds in the sky causing more solar radiation focuses on thesurface increasing the temperature of Earth. Consequently with increasingtemperature, the oceans begin to release CO2 increasing the concentrationsin the atmosphere.Looking at the solar activity (sunspot) graphbelow and temperature, produced by the team of Prof Eigil Friis-Christensen,director of the Danish Space Center,is clear the relationship between the two.When this relationship became evident, Prof.Ian Shaviv of the Physics Institute of Jerusalem University decided to comparehis data from cosmic rays with the temperature data of Prof. Ian Veizer datingback thousands of years in the past and the result was even clearer. In thegraph below the temperature blue line was inverted to show the inverserelationship between temperature and cosmic rays.So is little wonder that Mr. Gore has said thatthis relationship is very complicated because if he explain it would becameclear that is not the CO2 that makes the temperature rise but the risein temperature that increases the CO2.We cant perceive that the increase in CO2occurs before the temperature in the Al Gores graph because he uses the sametrick that magicians use, simply diverts our attention to the similaritybetween the two and we dont look at the scale he uses. The problem of the timescale used is that its very large, hundreds of thousands of years, making itdifficult to see only 800 years. But increasing the chart and looking closely wecan see that in the mark "a"the CO2 decrease as temperature rises and in mark "b" the CO2 increases asthe temperature decreases, illustrating that not always when the CO2is increasing the temperature is also increasing.Another factor rarely publicized is that wehave greenhouse gases and not a single gas. The biggest greenhouse gas is watervapor, responsible for at least 75% of the greenhouse effect. CO2has little involvement and the part which is generated by man (understoodburning of fossil fuels) is small compared to the CO2 generated innature. The volcanoes, animals, and decaying leaves produce more CO2than man. But by far the largest producer of CO2 is the ocean as wehave seen. We must not forget that CO2, the gas they say will causea disaster, is one of the basic elements of life, without CO2 therewould be no life on Earth. Plants need it to do photosynthesis and in the respirationprocess of living beings its released constantly.Even if the current warming was due to