Something’s stirring in a deep Atlantic trench
Weather is of the atmosphere, climate is of the ocean. It’s hard to tell intuitively if weather changes in the … Continue reading Something’s stirring in a deep Atlantic trench
Climate change: Heisenberg’s uncertainty of the “settled science”
Heisenberg’s work in particle and quantum physics highlights two alternative approaches to science: observation based, or theory based. This has … Continue reading Climate change: Heisenberg’s uncertainty of the “settled science”
To meet crazy electric car target Britain will need to rule the world
Britain seeks global empire to meet needs of electric cars (Because Greta said so). Leading scientists set out resource challenge … Continue reading To meet crazy electric car target Britain will need to rule the world
Albert Einstein said no to CO2 radiative warming of the atmosphere
The hypothesis of global warming from man made CO2 depends on a much-repeated narrative about CO2 trapping infrared (IR) photons … Continue reading Albert Einstein said no to CO2 radiative warming of the atmosphere
The principle of least action calls into question atmosphere warming by CO2
Could Fermat’s theorem and the principle of least action apply to the atmosphere’s response to increasing CO2? And show that … Continue reading The principle of least action calls into question atmosphere warming by CO2
Air pollution from brake dust may be as harmful as diesel exhaust on immune cells – new study
Originally posted on Tallbloke's Talkshop:
There goes the notion of a zero-emission vehicle. The chief suspect is vanadium, which ‘was the… Continue reading Air pollution from brake dust may be as harmful as diesel exhaust on immune cells – new study
How many anagrams of Greta Thunberg can you find in this text?
Greta Thunberg was recently overheard arranging a berth for herself on a ship heading to Antarctica, on a great berg … Continue reading How many anagrams of Greta Thunberg can you find in this text?
