This link hasn’t disappeared yet off the web archive. The 1999 version of GISS global station data showed 1877 as the hottest year prior to 1980, with the 1960’s/1970’s about the same temperature as 100 years earlier.
http://web.archive.org/web/19990220235952/http://www.giss.nasa.gov/data/gistemp/GLB.Ts.txt
Clearly the data was wrong, as there was no absolute trend.
The obvious difference I note is that after the 1860s-70s temperatures got even lower, while after the 1970s they increased up to the end of the century. The sine shaped trend is a coincidence in this case.
Obviously the data didn’t match the
Xbox gamesmodels, of course.And that would never do,,,
Steven,
There’s some kind of problem with the plot you are showing. I mean, CO2, Man-Made CO2 is going ever upward; but the plot shows something roughly cyclical… that can’t be right according to Climate Science wherein CO2 controls earth temperature like a thermostat, all things being equal, statistically speaking, a roll of the dice, radiant properties of CO2, settled science, consistent with a warming world; etc. /sarc
Goddard truncated the 1999 dataset at 1980, leaving off two decades of data. Goddard knows very well that using all of the data makes his exercise in curve fitting a complete farce The data he chose to ignore climbs immediately upward. All this article does is demonstrate how blatantly deceitful and entirely false.
But this is typical of the likes of Goddard, Watt, and greater population of the denialist crowd. And it highlights, in bold relief, why the term “denier” fits so well. It is this consistent behavior of for willful ignorance that defines them.
Moron alert
Comparing them to that particularly pathetic troll is extremely unkind to morons.
Tony seems to have gathered a few new trolls. No doubt as part of the run-up to the Paris-ite feast in December.
Why so many are eager to embrace slave chains and a live that is nasty brutal and short all in the name of an obvious scam is completely beyond me.
Since Henry P. Hasn’t mentioned it yet, 88 year Gleissberg solar cycle comes immediately to mind.
NASA Finds Sun-Climate Connection in Old Nile Records
Persistence of the Gleissberg 88-year solar cycle over the last ?12,000 years: Evidence from cosmogenic isotopes
Authors Alexei N. Peristykh, Paul E. Damon