The National Academy of Sciences produced this map, claiming that Texas summers are going to get much hotter. This is in spite of the fact that Texas summers have not warmed for at least 120 years.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Well, they’re gonna get hotter damnit, because we’re going to change the chart. So they’d better just start shaping up and reporting what we put on our graph!
OT, but speaking of data and cool science stuff, have you seen this, Steve?
http://skysurvey.org/
It’s a 37,440 exposure, 5 gigapixel image of the night sky đŸ™‚
The end is near (less than 70 years). And that does not even take superduperexponential warming into account! Of course, the superduperexponential rate of warming for 0 is 0.