What is causing the death of the polar bear as a climate change icon? Fat bears are part of it, but mostly it’s the fact that polar bear numbers haven’t declined as predicted.
Venus is hot because it has many thousands of volcanoes – not because of any ‘greenhouse gas effect.’ Whomever tells you Venus ‘proves’ the greenhouse gas theory is either scientifically incompetent or a liar. Below we see the science properly explained.
This is a type of experiment which is quite often conducted by many whom teach greenhouse gas theory. The idea is that you demonstrate to observers that the presence of Carbon Dioxide in a bottle makes it warmer than another equally sized bottle containing just ordinary air from the atmosphere when you shine a light onto the bottles, showing greenhouse gas theory to be real.
Firstly, in order to understand this comparison, I will explain the science involved so you can see how thinking a greenhouse works because of trapped radiation is just plain stupid. I will briefly go over some of the basic information needed to understand this issue.
Since 2006, when I first became acquainted with Dr. J. Marvin Herndon (pictured), I have tried to follow developments to verify the Georeactor, the naturally occurring fast neutron fission breeder reactor at the core of Earth and every major celestial body.
Written by DOE/SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
In an experiment designed to mimic the conditions deep inside the icy giant planets of our solar system, scientists were able to observe “diamond rain” for the first time as it formed in high-pressure conditions.
Written by National Center for Atmospheric Research/University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
Tremendous amounts of soot, lofted into the air from global wildfires following a massive asteroid strike 66 million years ago, would have plunged Earth into darkness for nearly two years, new research finds.
A total solar eclipse has wowed the US. A huge shadow cast by the Moon as it passed in front of the Sun swept across the nation, from Oregon in the west to South Carolina in the east.
Image copyright: SAKIMOTOImage caption: Scientists have grown bacteria covered in tiny solar panels made from cadmium sulphide
Scientists have created bacteria covered in tiny semiconductors that generate a potential fuel source from sunlight, carbon dioxide and water. The so-called “cyborg” bugs produce acetic acid, a chemical that can then be turned into fuel and plastic.
An increasingly shrill climate alarmist crusade has told us that ‘carbon pollution’ is a great danger to our planet. To ‘prove’ their point they show images of black smoke. The inference being that carbon dioxide (CO2) is dirty and foul. It isn’t. Every breath we exhale is carbon dioxide. It is neither black and dirty nor dangerous to life. Co2 is pumped into greenhouses to promote healthy plant growth. In fact, the more CO2 we emit, the greener the earth becomes.
“In the future, maybe quantum mechanics will teach us something equally chilling about exactly how we exist from moment to moment of what we like to think of as time.” –Richard K. Morgan
If you want to know where something is, you just measure it to greater and greater accuracy. Rulers can give way to calipers, microscopes, and even individual particles of light of ever-shorter wavelength.
Very sad news. One of Europe’s most vocal critics of the climate alarmism movement, lecturer and chemist Prof. Istvan Marko, recently passed away on July 31, 2017.
Reports, such as one indicating 2016 to be the hottest year on record, draw on the temperature anomalies from a dataset maintained by the Goddard Institute for Space Studies Surface Temperature Analysis (GISTEMP).
Last year, experts announced that the Arctic would be ice-free in 2017.
During the winter, they announced that the ice was melting at -30C, and had shrunk to a record low.
Cold air has set in over the Arctic, and there isn’t going to be much more melting this year. It looks like the area of ice in the Arctic will end up about the size of Texas, like it has been in all recent years.
A team of researchers from Princeton University, the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, the University of Maine and Oregon State University has drilled and retrieved a 2.7-million-year-old ice core from a spot in Antarctica. The team presented their findings at this year’s Goldschmidt Conference in Paris.