“Global warming” is a myth — so say 80 graphs from 58 peer-reviewed scientific papers published in 2017.
‘Global Warming’ Is a Myth, Say 58 Scientific Papers in 2017
Written by James Delingpole
Written by James Delingpole
“Global warming” is a myth — so say 80 graphs from 58 peer-reviewed scientific papers published in 2017.
Written by John O’Sullivan & Joseph E Postma
New peer-reviewed paper on the greenhouse gas theory is causing tremors among scientists who claim carbon dioxide controls climate. The new paper gives a robust mathematical proof backing a controversial book debunking the ‘settled science’ greenhouse gas effect (GHE).
Written by Hira Bashir
NASA has recently unveiled its futuristic Mars rover concept vehicle at Kennedy Space Center, and it looks something out of this world.
Written by Brooks Hays
A team of Czech scientists says they have discovered a new branch of meteors belonging to the meteor stream known as the Taurus — a branch featuring asteroids that could pose a serious threat to Earth in the near future.
Written by Andrew Follett
Life in the Arctic ocean is much more resistant to global warming than previously suspected, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Aberdeen.
The study, published Tuesday, refutes speculations that global warming would cause a massive disruption to the Arctic ecosystem by killing off the algae living under sea ice.
Written by Tony Heller
Scientists claim that Arctic sea ice is experiencing a record decline.
As Arctic Sea Ice Shows Record Decline, Scientists Prepare to Go Blind
Data from NSIDC shows that the Arctic is actually experiencing a record low decline in sea ice, since the peak on March 3.
Written by SEUNG LEE
In a race to catch up with its competitors, Apple on Monday unveiled a smart home speaker and numerous software updates emphasizing artificial intelligence at the Worldwide Developers Conference.
Written by Dr. David Whitehouse
The reduction in global temperature after the recent El Nino continues though not as swiftly as some predicted. The next few months will be interesting to see if it returns to levels seen before the recent El Nino took place when global annual average temperatures changed little for at least 15 years.
Written by Jonny Bairstow
The EU’s total greenhouse gas emissions increased in 2015 for the first time since 2010.
Written by Julian Kirchherr
Hundreds of thousands of scientists took to streets around the world in April. “We need science because science tells the truth. We are those who can fight the fake news,” a friend who participated in one of the March for Science rallies told me. I really wish this were true. Sadly, much evidence suggests otherwise.
Written by Paul Homewood
http://ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/icecover.uk.php
Arctic sea ice extent continues to run well above the level of the last two years.
Written by Tony Heller
Written by Nancy Atkinson
While there are lots of theories about black holes, a staple of singularity lore is that all black holes have event horizons — a one-way membrane through which particles fall in, never to return. Einstein’s theory of general relativity says that all black holes have an event horizon where nothing, not even light, can escape the gravitational pull of these extremely dense objects.
Written by Andrew Follett
The Houston-based company Axiom Space announced Monday plans to launch the first-ever commercial space station into orbit in 2020.
Written by Mariella Moon
Scientists all over the world have been attempting to recreate photosynthesis in the lab in hopes of being able to mimic the process to create fuel.
Written by Mary Beth Griggs