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600% Increase In Five Year Old Ice Since Week 37 Last Year
Wait . . . what? How did it get five years old in a year?
Steven adjusted the ice’s age the way GISS adjusts temperature data but hey … the science is settled, right 😉
Maybe I’ve got it. There was a bunch of 4-year ice that aged another year?
A Nobel Prize for you, you clever rascal!
Colorado children learn early that the state has exactly 53 peaks exceeding 4267.2 meters (with a minimum of 91.44 meters topographic prominence) but the schools no longer teach that arbitrary digital classification of chaotic analog systems can lead to nonsensical and irrelevant results. Some of the children then become governmental scientists at NSIDC.
….. and it’s relevant because the bedwetters are always whining about Multi-year, or Five Year ice….
Exactly.