Author Archives: Tony Heller

NASA can’t put people in space any more, but back during the space age of 1969-1970 –  scientists were determined to blame something on your car. They just couldn’t make up their minds whether it was global warming or global … Continue reading →

All through the summer and the first half of autumn, we saw a large drop in daily maximum temperatures after the 1950’s and early 1960’s. But this time of year does not show that. Temperatures have trended up. Note the … Continue reading →

It is a beautiful warm day in Boulder, with west winds bringing in very clear air. I see engineering miracles everywhere I look. It is glorious!

Man-made data tampering is responsible for virtually all imaginary global warming since 1950.

I’m going to keep analyzing data and asking questions.  That is what I do. If I upset your sacred cows and you can’t handle it – then adios. I respond to rational discussion, and have little tolerance for hysteria. I … Continue reading →

My two primary mechanisms for uncovering climate fraud are looking at raw data and looking at historical accounts. I’m doing exactly the same thing with the JFK shooting analysis. The original news stories were unambiguous that Kennedy was killed by … Continue reading →

Donna Brazille, who was fired from the DNC and CNN for rigging the debates in Hillary’s favor, says that Russians hacked the Wikileaks E-mail, and that her predecessor (Debbie Wasserman Schulz) rigged the primaries against Bernie. Inside Hillary Clinton’s Secret … Continue reading →

As an imaging processing veteran with a keen observational eye, I sometimes forget that not everybody catches the same things I pick up on. For example, I consistently spot the neighborhood Kestrel at 200 yards – which most people never … Continue reading →

US November maximum temperatures have shown little change over the past century. This date (November 3) has shown a small increase, with last year being one of the warmest on record. The coldest November 3 was 1991, after the eruption … Continue reading →

I took this Kestrel shot in the morning. The second shot was in the evening, about a mile away. We are getting to know each other’s habits pretty well by now!