Monthly Archives: May 2012

Last August I was contacted by a person who wanted to create a commercial site. I agreed to do this and this person set up real-science dot com and I started posting there. The site was plagued by down time … Continue reading →

Norsex shows ice extent about one million km² higher than 2007, and NSIDC shows about half of that gap. Apparently ice is a very tricky thing to measure. ssmi_ice_ext.png (1667×1250) N_timeseries.png (1050×840)

“Connecting the Dots” Between Extreme Weather and Climate Change Over the last year, millions of people around the world have felt first-hand the impacts of the growing climate crisis. From devastating flooding in Thailand to historic drought in Texas, global … Continue reading →

I am not a climate change scientist, but I have come to understand that I am a climate change victim. Our daughter took the lead investigating destructive lightning in Maine. She found that the NASA Goddard Institute estimates a 5-6% … Continue reading →

ILLINOIS Climate Summary 1921 was the warmest year in Illinois history, but it wasn’t just the US that was hot. 20 Jul 1921 – DROUGHT IN BRITAIN. Unparalleled Heat Wave. LOND… 11 Oct 1921 – Heat Wave 01 Nov 1921 … Continue reading →

Is Chelsea better off without Terry on the pitch?

World famous atmospheric scientist Mikey Mann thinks that water vapor makes the air more dense. So why does water vapor rise, and nitrogen vapor migrate horizontally?      One might expect that an atmospheric scientist would understand the simplest fundamentals of the physics … Continue reading →

The Soviet press recognized that capitalism was evil, and was compliant with the government in keeping it at bay. I have a friend who was jailed at age 16 in the Soviet Union for selling a pair of Levis which … Continue reading →

The NYT Puts the Hit On The New York Times has an article today ostensibly about clouds but which is really an extended hit piece on Richard Lindzen, a professor at MIT, member of the US National Academy of Sciences and … Continue reading →

97% of scientists tell us that the poles are melting down at unprecedented rates and will drown us all. Weather Forecast – Antarctica summit:status:webcam Global sea ice area is higher now than it was in 1980 iphone.anomaly.global.png (512×412)