[moneyhand (Thomas)]

Today the sun is dragging the whole solar system into a neighboring "bubble" of plasma, which causes the sun to give off more light( and heat). Are these bubbles of plasma around the milky way ,here and there ,remnants of a galaxy that the Milky Way collided with and absorbed eons ago? Man -made increase of CO2 is not the cause of the rapid melting of our ice caps. As the inside of this "lightbulb" ( with the earth in the light bulb) gets hotter ,so will the earth and the other planets too-such as Venus which just recently displayed a "small" looped coronal mass ejection coming out of it.). We should be thinking of how to survive a hotter ,brighter sun ( not carbon credits ) and developing cold fusion devices (free energy) to stop the use of fossil fuels and biofuels. What do you think?