Written by Rob Waugh
Known as Kweneng, the city, which was previously believed to be much smaller, had been hidden beneath thick vegetation for centuries, making it difficult to determine its true size.
Written by John O'Sullivan
As interest in a new book mounting a devastating attack on junk climate science gains traction we publish excerpts to show what the fuss is all about.
Canadian space scientist, Joseph E Postma’s new book ‘In the Cold Light of Day: Flat Earth in Modern Physics and a Numerical Proof for God: A Climate Alarm’ is a welcome addition to the growing body of carefully-researched work dismantling the cornerstone of man-made global warming.
Written by National Institutes of Natural Sciences
For the first time ever, astronomers have detected a 1.3 km radius body at the edge of the Solar System. Kilometer sized bodies like the one discovered have been predicted to exist for more than 70 years.
Written by Stephen Wells
The opportunity to write articles for PSI came about through a chance encounter on a Facebook Climate Change debating page with John O’Sullivan who is the co founder of the organisation. He and I found ourselves debating someone with much more scientific credentials than ourselves and he liked the things I had to say enough to offer to share them with his readers.
Written by Michael Synder
The experts are telling us that the Midwest could experience the coldest weather that it has ever seen this week.
Wind chill temperatures of -40 and -50 degrees will be common throughout the region, and it is being projected that some spots will actually get hit by wind chill temperatures of up to -60 degrees.
Written by John Nolte
America enjoys a winter filled with tons of snow and frigid cold weather and out pops the Climate Hoaxsters to assure us this kind of weather only further proves our planet is getting, um… warmer.
Written by Dr. Peter L. Ward (Geophysics)
An inescapable scientific fact can be shown to contradict a major assertion in greenhouse gas theory ‘physics.’
If you take two bodies of matter that are identical in every way except for temperature and connect them together so that heat can flow by radiation or conduction, the resulting temperature at thermal equilibrium will be the average of the two temperatures, not the sum of the two temperatures.
Written by Joshua Caplan
Potentially record-breaking temperatures are headed towards large swaths of the Midwest this week, bringing bitterly cold conditions that government weather services warn could be life-threatening — and even more frigid than some of the planet’s arctic regions.
Written by Maya Wei-Haas
Magnetic north has never sat still. In the last hundred years or so, the direction in which our compasses steadfastly point has lumbered ever northward, driven by Earth‘s churning liquid outer core some 1,800 miles beneath the surface.
Yet in recent years, scientists noticed something unusual: Magnetic north’s routine plod has shifted into high gear, sending it galloping across the Northern Hemisphere—and no one can entirely explain why.
Written by Dr Jerry L Krause (Chemistry)
Preface: The subtitle of my previous essay was: History Is Critically Important!!! Observations Are Critically Important!!! Details Are Critically Important!!! Which obviously the editor of PSI, John O’Sullivan, correctly considered to be way too long. Readers of PSI should thank John for his very great efforts to make PSI what it is; as I do.
Written by M Buser, E Kajari and W P Schleich
The standard model of modern cosmology, which is based on the Friedmann–Lemaître–Robertson–Walker metric, allows the definition of an absolute time. However, there exist (cosmological) models consistent with the theory of general relativity for which such a definition cannot be given since they offer the possibility for time travel.
Written by Dr Klaus L E Kaiser
The news is about day and night, especially the latter.
BONJOUR, i.e. the company Téo Taxi, a new kind of taxi service in Montreal, Quebec, with the common French term for “Hello” (“Bonjour”), literally meaning “GOOD DAY” on its cars has shut down operation. Just when demand was rising due the cold temperatures in the city.
Written by Peter Dockrill
Antarctica is not in a good place. In the space of only decades, the continent has lost trillions of tonnes of ice at alarming rates we can’t keep up with, even in places we once thought were safe.
Written by Michael Bastasch
The media is once again pushing the narrative that global warming is behind extreme winter cold. However, many scientists disagree with this theory and there’s little evidence to back it up.
Cold waves have lessened over the past 50 years,” said one scientist.
Written by John O'Sullivan
If you haven’t seen it yet this is a ‘must watch’ video of Professor Don Easterbrook destroying climate alarmism. Recorded at the Washington State Senate committee on Climate Change (March 26, 2013).
Written by joannenova.com.au
John Cook tries to attack skeptics for their savage jokes about cold spells. Go for it, John: we’ll believe you when you when you stop publishing stories about single hot days and tell Ph.D.’s they shouldn’t harp on about random noise like heat waves: