Re: Very high resolution thermal images from space

Oct 08, 2023 Last reply: 3 years ago 2 Replies
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>> >> >Very high resolution thermal images from space


>> >New space-based thermometer takes Earth's temperature in unprecedented detail (photos):
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>> >Spying?
>> > We detected you personal nuclear reactor?
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>> >Your food is burning?
>> Nice hi-res urban heat islands. Someone should correlate them to
>> weather stations.
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>Yes, definitely, if for no other reason than to validate the data adjustments as yielding very accurate results.

Ah. Humor. Good one!

He's actually paid by the far right to support a demented conspiracy theory which is designed to let the fossil carbon extraction industry to keep on making money for a few more years.

so has nothing to do with any science, since Nobel Peace Prize has its Nobel Peace Price to be paid by politicians.

The scientific concensus on climate change goes back to

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It took until the 1990's for the evidence to be water-tight, which is when the fossil carbon extraction industry got worried about the consequences for their income stream, and started going after the people popularisng what was,m by then, a well-established theory.

A a has been brainwashed the fossil carbon industry's propaganda machine - the extent that he has any brain to wash.

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"for the physical modelling of Earth’s climate, quantifying variability and reliably predicting global warming".

Nothing about water vapour being the only greenhouse gas - which it isn't, CO2 is equally important and works differently because it doesn't get frozen out at high altitudes where the air is cooler.

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In fact this article makes it clear that Syukuro Manabe was one of the first who made it clear that more CO2 in the atmosphere would make a substantial difference.

A a seems to qualify as utterly brainless, and it would be very nice if he went away.

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