Monthly Archives: October 2020

Democrats always say “listen to the scientists” – while ignoring what the scientists are actually saying. Coronavirus: Health experts join global anti-lockdown movement – BBC News

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Hachijojima is an island located 287 kilometers from south central Tokyo, and the address is Hachijojima, Tokyo Prefecture. NASA’s Brightness Index (BI) for the island is 11, so it’s almost rural. It seems that the island little affected by urban … Continue reading →

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Today, I made the chart below using the data from the Japan Meteorological Agency(JMA). ? Data Source As you can see, Syowa Station, which is a Japanese research station, East Ongul Island in Antarctica, has shown a cooling trend for … Continue reading →

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The day before yesterday was the end of September, so I made this chart. ? Data Source I’m sure many people in Tokyo believe the city is getting hotter every year because Japanese citizens often see TV commercials promoting man-made … Continue reading →

For the past decade or so, I have been documenting how US temperature graphs released by NOAA and NASA are not representative of their own raw data. This work has been high profile on a number of occasions, but has … Continue reading →