Life actually
And just like that, life was discovered on another planet. No fanfare, no warning, there it was. Actually a moon, … Continue reading Life actually
Emergent Thermal Homeostasis: a new paradigm for e-pluribus-unum climate stability
Models of global climate warming from CO2 often frame the earth’s temperature as the consequence of a single simple physical … Continue reading Emergent Thermal Homeostasis: a new paradigm for e-pluribus-unum climate stability
A global context for Man-made Climate Concerns
Reblogged from https://edmhdotme.wordpress.com/ Earth has existed for some 4,600 million years. This condensed history sets the current concerns about the … Continue reading A global context for Man-made Climate Concerns
Negative greenhouse effect over the high and cold Antarctic plateau
It was Schmithusen and colleagues who in 2015 published research showing that the radiative greenhouse effect went into reverse over … Continue reading Negative greenhouse effect over the high and cold Antarctic plateau
Southern Hemisphere Sea Ice Now Extends ~80 km Farther North Than Prior Estimates
Reblogged from NoTricksZone, Pierre Gosselin By Kenneth Richard on 10 May 2021 It was previously thought the northern limit for … Continue reading Southern Hemisphere Sea Ice Now Extends ~80 km Farther North Than Prior Estimates
Covid19 pandemic explodes in Brazil after USA stop them from buying vaccine from “enemy” Russia
The United States of America have put geopolitical rivalry ahead of saving lives in its global campaign of bullying and … Continue reading Covid19 pandemic explodes in Brazil after USA stop them from buying vaccine from “enemy” Russia
Data from real world covid19 vaccination show AstraZeneca’s vaccine at least as effective as Pfizer’s
In 2021 at the rollout of several vaccines against the covid19 pandemic, many nations and pharmaceutical companies chose to attack … Continue reading Data from real world covid19 vaccination show AstraZeneca’s vaccine at least as effective as Pfizer’s
Assigning Blame for the Blackouts in Texas
Posted on February 18, 2021 by curryja | 118 Comments By Planning Engineer The story from some media sources is … Continue reading Assigning Blame for the Blackouts in Texas
What Game of Thrones Can Teach Us About Human Goodness
Reblogged from greatergood.berkeley.edu Source: What Game of Thrones Can Teach Us About Human Goodness You can’t stop empathy, compassion, generosity, … Continue reading What Game of Thrones Can Teach Us About Human Goodness
George Blake’s espionage: revenge for the “England Game”?
This week marks the death at 98 years of George Blake, one of the notorious Soviet spies within Britain’s Cold … Continue reading George Blake’s espionage: revenge for the “England Game”?
