The Copenhagen debate will be a reality for scientists who fainted on the spot

Xinhua Beijing, December 15, a comprehensive media report, the Copenhagen weather Conference is coming out of the accident: 13th, a scientist in the televised debate on the spot a heart attack fainted.　　After treatment, the scientist was out of the danger of life.　　On 13th, Danish television broadcast a debate session on the Danish Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, the staff members were several scientists, according to a report from the Taiwan "East Sen News Network". At that time, there was a tense atmosphere at the debate, with scientists. Dr. Svensmark (Henrik Svensmark) is arguing with other scientists about the causes of climate warming. All of a sudden, Dr Svensmark's face changed, and other scientists in the room hurried to inquire what was going on.　　He was just about to explain that his pacemaker was out of the question, but the whole thing was a pain in the ground and it was a big surprise. It is reported that Dr. Svensmark was originally suffering from heart disease, has been relying on pacemakers to maintain the normal functioning of the heart.　　The onset of his illness was not the cardiac pacemaker, but his recent heart operation, which did not open the pacemaker, but suddenly the pacemaker automatically worked, causing his heart rate to accelerate, triggering a heart attack.　　When the crowd hurried to see Dr. Svensmark's condition, the pilot hastened to switch the scene to the iceberg picture, so that the live broadcast was forced to suspend. 10 minutes later, Dr. Svensmark was taken to the hospital for four weeks by ambulance.　　The latest news that he is not life-threatening, the condition has been stable, is currently in the hospital resting. Dr. Svensmark, aged 41, is a physicist at the Danish National Space Center.　　He is skeptical that the cause of climate warming is human, and that the reason for the warmer weather over the past 50 years is due to the sun's changes. It has also been reported that British scientists have found no definite link between the changes in the sun over the past Half-century and the global climate change, and there is no conclusive evidence of this warming skepticism.