Measuring The Heat

Up and coming atmospheric scientist Chris Martz made a custom request for visitech.ai, and we delivered within a few hours. Scientific claims are easy to evaluate with our tool.

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4 Responses to Measuring The Heat

  1. Scott Allen says:

    I’ve had a long standing question about NOAA/NASA data records.

    Those records contain, missing data from ‘Zombie’ stations or infill data and station that have moved to new locations.

    Why does NOAA/NASA feel the need to keep up the appearance of ‘Zombie’ stations still reporting information and the need to ‘infill’ data from stations that are working but are missing days or weeks worth of data

    And when a station moves it should be a new station, why do they adjust the new station data with the old station data

    Is there something in the data/computer/computations that makes them preform these adjustments ? why not leave the box/data blank

  2. Francis Barnett says:

    Look up the NOAA US Climate Reference Network data from properly sited sensors, only from Jan 2005 onwards sadly. Updated every month and shows no warming trend.

  3. conrad ziefle says:

    Do you think that they waited for all those people who lived through the 1930s to die before they started beating heavily on the global warming drum. also it would be nice to learn how to import other data sets into Visitech.ai. Maybe sets which can be found on line and also sets that one posesses.

  4. conrad ziefle says:

    Do you think that they waited for all those people who lived through the 1930s to die before they started beating heavily on the global warming drum. Also, it would be nice to learn how to import other data sets into Visitech.ai. Maybe sets which can be found online and also sets that one possesses.

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