Author Archives: Tony Heller

Dec 26, 1909 The question as to whether or not there is intelligent life on Mars has now been a mooted one with astronomers for years, the consensus of opinion being now distinctly in favor of it. At the head … Continue reading →

Analyzing 90 years of predictions that New York is about to drown.

“Anti-science conservatives must be stopped Americans must not allow global warming deniers to block the policies needed to avert catastrophic climate change. Our future is at stake.” Anti-science conservatives must be stopped – Global warming – Salon.com

In 1986, the New York Times predicted the Gulf and Atlantic coasts of the US would lose between 100 and 1,000 feet of shoreline by 2026. “MANY scientists are so sure that the sea level will rise visibly in the … Continue reading →

“On January 13, 2024, the day that the photographs above were taken, it measured water levels three feet higher than predicted.” “the team predicts that in the next decade, water levels at the coastline of the Battery could rise nearly … Continue reading →

“Before he was confirmed as the director of the office of management and budget last week, Project 2025 architect Russell Vought proposed a 38% budget cut for NOAA to “to curb excessive mission creep in key agencies, halt steadily increasing … Continue reading →

On September 17, 1923 Berkeley, California was largely destroyed by a fire which blew out of the hills and was fanned by 60 MPH winds. “LARGE PART OF NORTHERN CALIF. ABLAZE LONG, DRY SUMMER THE CAUSE OF FIRES IN NEARLY … Continue reading →

Another video showing how traditional AI is largely useless at gathering scientific information. In order to get the right answer, you need to use analytic AI.

With temperatures below 0F (-18C), Northern Colorado is only getting 3% of their electricity from wind. “Platte River Power Authority is committed to working toward achieving a 100% noncarbon energy mix by 2030” Current energy production – Platte River Power … Continue reading →

Congress had no trouble confirming the one on the left, but struggles to confirm the one on the right.