What wasn't demonstrated in your post was a source or two to back up your assertion.
Why bother? Would you believe them if they didn't say what you wanted to hear?
What wasn't demonstrated in your post was a source or two to back up your assertion.
The shear fact you had NO idea who Grubber is speaks volumes...
You either watch MSNBC /NBC /ABC /CNN.. or live in a cave.... or Both...
Why bother? Would you believe them if they didn't say what you wanted to hear?
It's demonstrably, even trivially false. If it were true, the "reinstatement" of July 1936 as the hottest month couldn't possibly have happened.
The first article I linked to explains why the bias in the record that needs correction tends to be toward a warmer past. But the QC process triggers frequent adjustments to "history" from what I gather. It would indeed be astonishing if even 90% of those ongoing corrections were in one direction. I haven't studied the data, but I'll wager a case of beer that they aren't.
That is the conundrum we face, if nobody wants to believe anybody's data, you'll wait until we are extinct waiting for something "concrete".
Not sure what you mean. Do I need a source for logic?What wasn't demonstrated in your post was a source or two to back up your assertion.
Who has shown that the corrections are statistically impossible? Steve Goddard's whole argument is "the EPA still says that the heatwaves of 1934 were the worst in U.S. history", as if that proves anything. Anthony Watts seems to be the one making the most cogent noise about this, and the farthest he will go is to say that MOST (not all) of the corrections make the past cooler. If you read the article I linked to (Hausfather), you'll see that that is to be expected given the biases that are being corrected for tend to make the present cooler. Watts claims to have "discovered" that the NCDC numbers keep changing on an ongoing basis. Hausfather explains that too, as a byproduct of a QC process that applies almost daily corrections to the entire record up to the current date. What percentage of corrections should be in one direction vs. the other given the correction algorithms NCDC uses?The 'climate scientists' got caught with their finger in the cookie jar. Someone like me(with better letters, in a position of power) called them on it, and show that it was statistically impossible without some kind of gamesmanship. Then, the real numbers were found, and when faced with the evidence, the truth will out. Same reason the old hockey stick graph was shown to be a complete lie. Data modeling, extrapolation and prediction. I'm saying, the temp numbers that were falsified through their politically motivated bias do not hold up to any moderate scrutiny, and thus - were reversed.
On the contrary. I'd prefer to know the truth, regardless of how it impacts my own personal world view.
That's my point! If you don't believe the people bringing you the data, people under peer review by six ways from Sunday, people who are in an industry that typically attracts people looking for truth. While collecting the data costs a lot of money, the people collecting it at the top echelon are only pulling low six figure, remember, the NOAA people are on GS/Military pay scales. They fight for money for their programs so they can look for truth, not buy yachts. I can't remember the last time I saw any of these people at Nikki Beach. These people will never get rich doing what they do, but that's not their passion, they want to know things, they value knowledge. I hang at docks with NOAA crews every now and then, I've eaten in their galley and they in mine. These people seek knowledge and adventure, they are pretty idealistic too for the most part.
The demonizing I see of this community of people, it really kinda sickens me. If you refuse to believe them, you will never know the truth.
You need to read the "climategate" emails to get the full picture. Science has really gotten a black eye over this. I, like many others, know of this thing called the scientific method. It is a long and very rigorous process. Once something has gone through this process and scientists make a proclamation , we think they have arrived at the truth and we believe it. Other scientists who have not studied the subject tend to believe it also. The opposite has happened with climate research. Peer review in climate science was corrupted by this small group of climate scientists. Read the E mails.
That is what happens when information is politicized by people for monetary or political power gain. I don't really care about all that, in this report, it is not yet involved. This report is the data that get spun by others.
What this thread exemplifies is that a large portion of a population that should represent 'above average' intelligence no longer apply the critical thinking to separate propaganda from truth. The disheartening part is they prefer the propaganda only on the basis that it will cost less money to believe that. In the mean time they lose the opportunity to be productive and gain in what they want and get things they never imagined they could could have, rather than be conservative and covet things they can't have.
This is the result you get from putting your faith and values in money, that is what Barnumity is all about, always wanting more stuff.
I had to look him up to see who he is. Jeeze, talk about a straw man argument! Absolutely irrelevant to the discussion. I could bring up that Richard Nixon committed crimes in office and got off free and that would be just about as relevant. Bill Clinton lied under oath, too. Timothy Leary broke drug laws. Also irrelevant.
That is what happens when information is politicized by people for monetary or political power gain. I don't really care about all that, in this report, it is not yet involved. This report is the data that get spun by others.
Details, please. Which surface temperature is 40C warmer than predicted? Day? Night? Global? Mean? Blackbody? Predicted based on what assumptions?Most theories are tested by controlled experiments and close observations. What surprised me the most is that no scientific experiment has ever been successfully conducted to detect or measure the greenhouse effect, so we are left only with observations of the climate record. The only indirect evidence there is of the effect is a mathematical equation. The equation produced a number that is 33 C cooler than the Earths actual mean temperature. Therefor, the Earth is 33 C warmer because of the Greenhouse Effect. When this same equation was used by NASA to predict the surface temperature of the Moon, it was found that the moon was actually 40 C warmer than what was predicted.
In other words, you have nothing of substance to offer and are just spouting off.If you want my analysis, you can PM me with your mailing info, and I'll send you a invoice for what I charge. Send the check and you'll get more data than you can read in a year. Otherwise, you prove something with raw data this time, not the manufactured reality hockey stick stuff.
In other words, you have nothing of substance to offer and are just spouting off.
Details, please. Which surface temperature is 40C warmer than predicted? Day? Night? Global? Mean? Blackbody? Predicted based on what assumptions?
If true this would be Big News.
Seriously, if the methods of the climate scientists who say the trends are real are flawed, that is something that should be argued in the literature.
Perhaps they were not flawed but intentionally corrupted for the purpose of keeping their masters happy and the grants flowing.
I don't need to look it up. I teach college level physics. The Moon's blackbody temperature is something like -3C, warmer than the Earth's blackbody temperature because of differences in albedo (i.e., the Moon reflects away less light). Are you saying that the Moon's measured mean temperature is 37C? How was this measured? "Mean" in what sense? References please...The mean temp of the moon. Just like the equation computed the Earth should have a mean temp of -18F, but has a mean temp of 59F. The equation has the assumption that a celestial body will behave as a " Black Body". Look that term up.
I don't need to look it up. I teach college level physics. The Moon's blackbody temperature is something like -3C, warmer than the Earth's blackbody temperature because of differences in albedo (i.e., the Moon reflects away less light). Are you saying that the Moon's measured mean temperature is 37C? How was this measured? "Mean" in what sense? References please...
That's a cop out. If you have a source for your claim (which is an extraordinary one, since it would be a revolutionary finding if true), then it's on you to furnish it if you want your claim to be taken seriously. Lots of people say lots of completely false and even crazy things on the internet. If I chased every one of them I would have no time left for my own work.Do your own homework. I didn't comment on this topic to spout off a lot of facts, but rather to encourage people to dig a little deeper rather than blindly accept the party line.
I care about the truth, so when I saw the infamous "hockey stick" graph I was quite alarmed. I assumed this graph survived the scientific method scrutiny . We are just not in the habit of questioning scientists integrity. This is why the whole thing is so shocking.
There may be many good reasons to wean ourselves off of fossil fuels, but CO2 is not one of them .
The hockey stick in the Antarctic ice record is accurate.
In other words, you have nothing of substance to offer and are just spouting off.
Seriously, if the methods of the climate scientists who say the trends are real are flawed, that is something that should be argued in the literature. This stuff is backed by peer-reviewed research and has been checked by dozens of people working independently. Reputable journals welcome solidly argued contrarian papers. One doesn't find accusations that the land data are faked there. Not even in non-mainstream journals and scientific blogs such as Curry's. The only place one sees this kind of accusation is in highly politicized blogs, and it's never backed up with solid analysis that I can tell, only (at most) hand waving arguments that I don't find particularly convincing. That's why I asked if you knew of a reference to any such analysis. If you can't produce it, that's fine since it seems no one else can either.
That's a cop out. If you have a source for your claim (which is an extraordinary one, since it would be a revolutionary finding if true), then it's on you to furnish it if you want your claim to be taken seriously. Lots of people say lots of completely false and even crazy things on the internet. If I chased every one of them I would have no time left for my own work.
If data was falsified, a lot of people will lose their careers over it. Science doesn't suffer fake data lightly.
That's pretty vague. It also happened a long time ago, so finding papers discussing it via online search is difficult. I did find a NY Times article from the Apollo 11 era that mentioned the temperature at the Tranquility landing site. A few degrees below 0C in the lunar morning. Nothing unexpectedly warm. Also there is no convection on the Moon so surface temperature depends sensitively on the composition of the local rock and regolith. If NASA got that wrong on some of the later missions, it doesn't mean our understanding of radiative heat transfer on the Moon is wrong.I'm not copping out. NASA made the moon temps known and what they told the astronauts to expect.
Oh. Well that's one I hadn't heard of. I did find it, but am not about to pay for a paper whose authors I know nothing about. I also found a rebuttal by Halpern, Colose, and Ho-Stuart, also paywalled. My current employer is highly unlikely to have a subscription to a minor journal like International Journal of Physics B, heck I don't think my former employer, a major university, had that one either. What I did read, and found very disheartening, was this discussion in which one of the authors of the rebuttal participates. Again, I can't comment on the G&T paper directly, but if those folks are representing its points accurately, then it is indeed a bad paper that should never have made it past peer review (but as someone said, it may have been an invited review article, for which peer review is largely bypassed).Two German physicists, Gerlich and Tscheuschner.
I don't agree. Sorry.The arguments against MMGW are very, very similar in form to those made against Evolution. Pseudoscience, obscure reports, even more obscure reporters. It is only on the latter that the deniers get any traction from me, there are some fairly heavy hitters who deny MMGW. Then again, there is a Nobel laureate who denies HIV causes AIDS. So what? Doesn't make it so.
The arguments against MMGW are very, very similar in form to those made against Evolution. Pseudoscience, obscure reports, even more obscure reporters. It is only on the latter that the deniers get any traction from me, there are some fairly heavy hitters who deny MMGW. Then again, there is a Nobel laureate who denies HIV causes AIDS. So what? Doesn't make it so.
The arguments against MMGW are very, very similar in form to those made against Evolution. Pseudoscience, obscure reports, even more obscure reporters. It is only on the latter that the deniers get any traction from me, there are some fairly heavy hitters who deny MMGW. Then again, there is a Nobel laureate who denies HIV causes AIDS. So what? Doesn't make it so.