Global Warming Debunked

Science is not about consensus, it’s about testing hypothesis.

First a setup video — Professor Bob Carter has some lecture shorts on the subject if you are interested.

Prof Carter is one of the most interesting lectures on this subject, and knowledgeable as well. This is just part 1, there are four parts on youtube.

The global warming hoax is all but finished off with this new research. The mathematical computation computer models that pass for global warming research are just that, they are computer models, they make predictions and no one verifies they actually predicted what happens on Earth. They have been making these predictions for 20 years. Well yes some have verified the predictions, and no the computer models don’t match what happens in the real world, so that explains why you never hear about that fact.

In fact, nothing predicted by the computer models has been born out with empirical data. You would think after 20 years, that would bury the hoax.

Satellite Stuff: MODIS Sees Volcano Eruption

Africa’s Mount Nyiragongo—one of the few volcanoes with a permanent lava lake—recently experienced a surge in activity. Since July 3rd, the Toulouse Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) reported a series of ash plumes up to an altitude of 18,000 feet (5,500 meters), which is about 6,500 feet (2,000 m) above the volcano’s 11,384-foot (3,470 m) summit. Nyiragongo frequently emits sulfur dioxide, but ash emissions are unusual.

This natural-color satellite image shows emissions streaming southwest from Nyiragongo. The heat form the erupting caldera has been captured by the MODIS instrument, and this thermal anomaly has been marked in red(low center) in the image. To the west of Nyriangongo, an additional plume rises from nearby Nyamuragira. Lake Goma lies to the south of both volcanoes.

This image was acquired by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aboard the Aqua satellite on July 5, 2012.

Catch, 6 1/2 Ton Spy Satellite Comes Home

With a massive dead NASA-CIA spy satellite due to plunge back to Earth this week, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is laying the groundwork for a fast response in case the 6 1/2-ton spacecraft falls over American soil.

Let’s Hope It Doesn’t hit anything …

Northern Lights hit 100-year low point: Finnish researchers

Since the sun causes the Aurora Borealis, I guess it’s the Sun’s fault. Or maybe Bush’s, it’s not clear. From Physorg.com:

The Northern Lights have petered out during the second half of this decade, becoming rarer than at any other time in more than a century, the Finnish Meteorological Institute said Tuesday.

The Northern Lights, or aurora borealis, generally follow an 11-year “solar cycle”, in which the frequency of the phenomena rises to a maximum and then tapers off into a minimum and then repeats the cycle.

“The solar minimum was officially in 2008, but this minimum has been going on and on and on,” researcher Noora Partamies told AFP.

Forzen Tropical Fish

There is so much warming that everything is freezing.

Brazilians associated to sun and beaches enjoy the unexpected snow

Light snow storms in Brazil were concentrated in areas of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina. O Globo network aired snow flakes falling in early morning, cars covered with a thin white coating and some roads dangerously slippery because of ice.

In Argentina the phenomenon extended to Northern provinces, geographically sub-tropical while in the Patagonia and along the Andes snow reached over a metre deep, isolating villages and causing yet undisclosed losses to crops and livestock.

The extreme cold weather is expected to peak Thursday dawn with below zero temperatures and even lower with the wind chill factor.

After a harsh weekend, Argentina’s National Weather Forecast Service announced the cold weather is expected to stay until Thursday although it could again reach a freezing peak over the coming week-end.

My guess is it gets much colder before it gets warmer.

Cold Wave Kills 6 Million Fish in Eastern Bolivia

LA PAZ – Authorities in the eastern Bolivian province of Santa Cruz declared an alert following the death of 6 million fish from the unusually cold weather gripping the country in recent weeks.

The provincial government said the fish died in the Grande, Pirai and Ichilo rivers that run through the tropical region.

This is an “environmental catastrophe” brought on by the lowest temperatures registered in Santa Cruz in nearly half a century, Gov. Ruben Costas told reporters.

He said that environmental personnel who visited the disaster areas found that the three rivers are highly polluted by dead fish, and he warned locals not to use those waters.

175 People Killed In South America Cold Weather

AGW = BS.

At least 175 people have died in the coldest winter in South America in recent years, officials in six affected countries.

The cold was worst in southern Peru, where temperatures in higher altitudes of the Andes dropped to minus 23 degrees Celsius. Officials said Monday that since the beginning of last week 112 people died of hypothermia and flu.

Argentina measured the coldest temperatures in 10 years. Sixteen people froze to death and 11 died of carbon monoxide poisoning due to faulty heaters.

In Bolivia, 18 people died, in Paraguay five and two each in Chile and Uruguay. Nine people died of the cold in southern Brazil.

Thousands of cattle also froze to death in their pastures in Paraguay and Brazil. There are no stables for the animals as temperatures usually do not drop that low.

Several regions in Bolivia and Peru closed schools until the end of the week and larger cities opened emergency shelters for homeless people.

Electricity and gas networks are operating at capacity limits in many of the affected regions. Argentina reported natural gas shortages in several provinces.

Dengue Fever Hits America

Five percent of the population of Key West, Florida — more than 1,000 people — have been infected at some point with the dengue virus, government researchers reported on Tuesday.

Most probably did not even know it, but the findings show the sometimes deadly infection is making its way north into the United States, the researchers said.

“We’re concerned that if dengue gains a foothold in Key West, it will travel to other southern cities where the mosquito that transmits dengue is present, like Miami,” said Harold Margolis, chief of the dengue branch at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

There is no tested and approved vaccine for the dengue, no know cure, it’s a flu like symptom that has no known treatment. You can only prevent dengue, by not becoming infected. Like with malaria, killing mosquitos is the only effective path to prevention of both malaria and dengue.

And the best way to kill mosquitoes, DDT. Slowly but surely people are coming to the realization that the DDT ban was all a liberal hoax. No truth to the lies told by Rachael Carson in “Silent Spring”. The eco-nut ban was designed to keep humans from destroying the jungles, which was highly unlikely to happen anyway. That’s why they are called jungles, jungles, undesirable places for humans to live, for a whole host of reason.

Solar Scientists Say Sun Behaving Strangely

The sun has cycles — periods of high activity, when it has a lot of sunspots, and low activity, when things on the surface seem calm. NASA astronomer David Hathaway says activity is unusually low right now. A new solar observatory may shine light on the mystery.

Yep, it used to be believed that the Sun had nothing to do with climate on Earth, then that has now been found to not be true. Of course that was during the days of the IPCC hey day, before it was learned they were just hoaxing the world.

The Skimmer Ship “A Whale” Arrives In The Gulf For Tests

UPDATE: “A Whale” has reached the Louisiana coast, oil spill site. Now awaiting the seas to calm before beginning tests.

The 1,100-foot-long ore and oil carrier, dubbed the “A Whale,” is being provided by the owner, TMT Shipping of Taiwan, Chris Coulon, a spokeswoman for the Gulf oil spill joint incident command said.

The vessel was converted in Portugal to skim spilled oil from the sea and was anchored in the Mississippi River north of Venice, Louisiana on Thursday. It has been described as a “super skimmer” because it can scoop up millions of gallons of oily water mix every day, much more than skimming vessels already in use. It is reported by the ship’s captain to be able to skim up about 500,000 barrels of oil a day. So far all the skimmers in the Gulf have been able to skim up a little over 600,000 barrels of oil.

Rough seas and winds caused by Hurricane Alex, which went ashore in northeastern Mexico late Wednesday, were delaying plans to test the new skimmer. “They can’t do their testing until the weather has died down,” Coulon said. “They are in close contact with ship owners to proceed with testing as soon as the weather permits.”

So someone has told them to allow testing. I wonder was it a pelican that told the EPA, look dumb-ass, I would rather have 99% of the oil out of the Gulf, rather than leave it all there. Do you think ground up oiled pelicans are what we want to become?