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I have seen owls in various habitats all over the US, but for the life of me, do not recall seeing or hearing them in the Lincoln National Forrest (Ruidoso area). I feel as if I have missed out!

Climate scientist today is the modern equivalent of astrology. It is scientifically impossible for greenhouse gas behavior to cause global warming. All the greenhouse radiant energy from the earth is completely absorbed in earth's greenhouse effect by greenhouse gases within 20 meters of the radiating surface that is always in saturation from the strong greenhouse gas water vapor. This video has the United Nations Climate Change disclaimer. Global warming was officially stated at 1.1°C in 1991 and 1.06°C in 2022. The cause of global warming is not known as of 2024. The back of the United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) science report states it took its greenhouse gas samples at 20,000 meters altitude where it is common high school level knowledge there is no greenhouse radiant energy. This is typical practice for deceptive marketing to state legal data transparency protecting the perpetrators from fraud prosecution. The IPCC has been transparent with its data acknowledging it is not dealing with active greenhouse gases. Earth's greenhouse effect is frequently used as a primary example to high school students of a system always in saturation from the strong greenhouse gas water vapor absorbing all the greenhouse radiant energy from the earth with greenhouse gases within 20 meters of the radiating surface that is all around us everyday and can't have its overall effect changed. There is no further greenhouse radiant energy to interact with greenhouse gases. At 1% average tropospheric water vapor over 99% of earth’s greenhouse effect is from water vapor. Water vapor would hold earth's greenhouse effect in saturation if it were the only greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. The overall average temperature gain to the earth from the earth’s greenhouse effect is 5.55°C (10°F). Arctic warming is taking place with the proving mechanism being warm Atlantic Ocean waters migrating deeper and more frequently into the Arctic Ocean warming it and the region. That warmer water is causing a few weeks less of reflective snow and ice coverage resulting in more solar heat gain to the Arctic region surface. Atmospheric CO2 levels of 1200 ppm about three times what they are today would greatly invigorate C3 plants the majority of plant life on earth greatly greening the planet. 0.4% of the atmosphere is CO2 and on average 1% is H20 water vapor. (1% H20)/(0.4% CO2) = 25. Water vapor is 25 times more present in the atmosphere on average than CO2. Water vapor has an CO2e of 18, 18 X 25 = 450 CO2e total for water vapor to 1 CO2e for CO2. The Earth’s oceans have 3-1/2 million sea floor volcanic vents warming the water and changing it’s chemistry that have not been systematically accounted for.

good luck everyone,and get ready

Great! Tnks. from Korea

haha. they were still talking about Covid coming from bats. What a huge fraud, Fauci the liar. He knew all along it came from the lab, partially funded by USA. That guy should be in prison.

I am glad I found this video, thanks for posting. It is mostly over my head, I am not a researcher - but I just saw a pica on my deck just yesterday!!! It was about 7 in the morning and I had my side door open with screen door closed. I noticed slight movement and then saw this amazing critter: clearly it looks exactly like an American Pica. It retreated and by the time I'd grabbed my camera it was nowhere to be seen. I live in the Sandia Mountain foothills at the east edge of Albuquerque, have never seen one here in my 40+ years in this house. I also found a snippet of foliage greenery with a bit of yellow and it didn't look native to my yard...at the time I just tossed it aside not realizing it may be something that pica was storing for the winter. I'm eager to see it again; sure would love a researcher to come and stake out our place. ☺😍

Sure.

The best climate scientists can do for climate is to quit their very carbon intensive occupation and start an orchard or green fascist movement. We know what is wrong, we know what to do, we do not do it, doing the right thing is not in our biological and social nature. Climate science is futile. The only realistic hope for climate and remnants of the biosphere is some sort of a green totalitarian regime. Nothing else will work.

According to the recent publication by the EU's C3S, "Hottest May on record spurs call for climate action", and the data contained therein, global temp's increasing 0.214 degC annually on ave. since the 1991-2020 baseline, so 2 degC. by 2027, 3 degC by 2032, and 1 deg. increase every 5 yrs. thereafter, so the life ending 6 degC by 2047, when a child unfortunate enough to be born today turns 23, is burning-up, and hating their parents.

Enjoyed your presentation. Brought back some good memories Back in the 1970’s I used to spend 4-6 weeks hiking the Winds. Last time I was there was for the eclipse. ( And you thought the Cirque was crowded. ) Definitely my favorite range in the US.

why even.go there

Having been born in and raised in Northern NM, I have worked, hunted, and camped all over the forests, I have come upon hundreds of these names. I am 69 years old and I have seen writings from the early 1900s all over. This is very interesting to me. I grew up in the mid 60s and started working at 15 years old. I have been all over the Santa Fe National Forest and surrounding counties and National Forests like Cibola, and Carson..Good job. Thanks. I have left my share of my initials or name out there myself.

Very interesting. Thank you!

This guy made me stop watching once he said 'the math was not as good back then'. They had great math, and built good buildings.

I thought this was a well-organized and clear presentation. Thanks.

Where are the most active hydrothermal regions?

This is a great, understandable and easy to follow presentation about an interesting area. He is a great geo teacher. Many thanks.

I can't wait to work there

Great trip report, Evan. I was curious if you saw a way down to 6 mile camp. Was thinking it would be fun to hike over the top to 6 mile and either camp there or day trip and packraft back to lees ferry.

Very interesting thank you

learned alot thanks, hadn't heard of pulsation or dating the galaxy using them

Minute 8:29 you forgot that between Alexander and the Islamic era, there were two strong and huge size Persian empires; Parthian empire and Sassanid empire, both speaking Persian with Pahlavi script, not Greek. This era starts from 247 B.C. until 651 A.D. Many books were translated from Persian to Arabic such as the 1001 nights (known in west by Arabian nights) even its original is thought to be in Sanskrit. Persians already had translated many books from many languages to Persian plus their own new contributions (not only translations). Furthermore, the translation from other languages to Arabic had started before Abbasid dynasty.

Minute 17:23 the word you are reading as "algebrai" or something like that, in fact is "al-khwarizmi" الخوارزمی ! If it was "algebriyah" it was written as الجبریة

38:27 This guy knows his bears, the sound designer for Star Wars actually recorded a juvenile bear's vocalizations for Chewbacca's voice.

that is so helpful!

I have hiked the caldera. I have seen two species of snakes. A horned toad. Mule deer, chipmunks, squirrels and many bird species. It is a beautiful walk and I recommend it.

These aren't solstice markers. 50% don't line up with a solstice at all and the rest are very imprecise. This isn't improved taking into account the changing astronomical relationships over time. Natives noticed that light light shone through cracks so they marked the positions. By chance some could act as very crude indicators of Solstice. The claims surrounding this are so painfully deceitful. Basically American academics desperately want to uplift natives so that they are comparable to east Asia, the middle east and Europe.

Hairy legs, soulless eyes, and venomous fangs! Among other wonderful qualities of course. Great lecture! 🕷

Wow! You did a Great and pleasant way of giving helpful information! I can’t BEAR it any longer! I’ve got to get on the trail and tell others!😃

What are you sublime saying with your concave earth grid that we live on the inside of a planet?

16:05 active galactic nuclei 23:30 5-8 redshift 600-1k mil. Year After big bang🎇 Gamma ray burst, quasar,radio 25:30 unified model / AGN ∆∆ 30:30 who is first ,BH Or galaxy?(41:45)

Prevent, but deter as well with a portable electric bear fence around your campsite. 2.4 lbs of kit (the best fence) that brings huge peace of mind.

It's a moat around a castle not a trench system m how are you so clueless

Cerro cuate in the first pic u can see castle remnants from thr ancient cultures hidden from us. They melted in a catastrophe and many were made of red brick Red brick that melted is responsible for all red rock in the southwest. This was a massive red rock building culture

"Ropey lava" hahahahahha u need truth in ur life my friend

It's so utterly sad how some can be mountaineers And actually believe the narrative about what these are Wake up, you are an embarrassment if ur toeing the line for government lies. If you want to learn the truth about the world you need to stop believing these lies Evan. These aren't just random geological and volcanic plugs. Stop. Calling. Them. Plugs. It makes u look so dumb. These were living plants trees and animals that were flash petrified and turned to stone. Some of the obvious silicon trees are devils tower. Sometimes the name actually contains clues. Most were named devils ____ to keep superstitious people which was nearly all people far away. Some were the remnants of star forts after US govt demolition. Look at Mt timpanogos. It's an actual petrified woman. Look at ur own picture of Mt Taylor volcanic necks from above. It makes a perfect hexacle or six sided star. There were also major man-made towers that don't exhibit this structure, but most are consisting of silicate-based six-sided hexagons just like a cross section of a beanstalk except with a gigantic tree. These beanstalk silicon based life forms we are told couldn't exist. Lava and volcanos never dry into perfect silicate hexagonal stalks like at devils tower. It's IMPOSSIBLE for lava to dry like that Mess are these that are cut down. There's nothing volcanic or natural about these. Wake up. Some of the structures were made. They aren't natural and they existed through a catastrophe t hat caused them to melt. The us govt went in in the Mexican aamerican and other wars and bombed many of these. The off beaten path gives u the best views. They carve out paths for u to walk so u can see where they manipulated them the most. They are covering up massive secrets about America and the people who lived here before us. Wake up. You are a disgrace in life until you learn the truth or at least seek the truth about the things ur supposed to be an expert on. I recommend beginning with the KZbin documentary, "What on earth happened- " and a person named MR TRAUMATIK" had a legit upload with some parts censored since KZbin will not let it upload since there is so much truth packed into it that they can't let it all reach the masses so about .1% is censored. It's crazy how u even talk about basalt hexagons as if lava could ever become something perfectly structured like that. Wake up. What on earth happened here? Mother earth was raped and pillaged. Our earth used to look like the movie avatar Wake up

You are so cute in the presentation. Great job!

Your not going to believe me but last night with the full moon high tide a small boulder came into shore of the Pacific ocean and has a spiral carved into it , it clearly is very old and there's no way anyone could of carried it cause this beach is surrounded by cliffs and only access is a long strip of stairs leading down the cliff, and all the normal rocks are black volcano rocks this is an actual stone reddish in color and on the flat part is a deep worn down spiral carved into it , I couldn't believe my eyes and I know this is an a sacred ancient artifact maybe from native American ruins under the water never discovered? Truly from where I don't know , how it got there I don't know , all I know is not by somebody cause a stone like this would be in a museum and way to heavy to be carried down, I can hardly wrap my mind around it, it's on a private beach not many people frequent and those that do probably would have no clue what they are looking at , I do because I have always been into ancient history and have visited many native American ruins and know about the secret symbolism of the spiral and I saw it first hand carved into this stone, maybe the cartels dumped it cause it on our beach in Rosarito Mexico which is right by the us border and the cartel do a lot of their illegal things of shore , I just don't know , I just want to make sure it gets into the right hands now .. I have no idea who to contact or even tell , I have tons of pictures and videos, please help me get this precious artifact to the right people .. a name of who can help me , and who to contact

Yes ok Me and bears. I am friends with the gunflint lodge in Grand Marais MN, in 1988 we went bear viewing at the cook county dump and saw 23 bears. Every year I see about 1 to 3 bears. I helped run a boy scout troop for 17 years. My uncle ran the church summer camp in Gatlinburg TN until it burned down. I saw 7 bears with him, The summer camp burned down and was fully insured and then dolly patron gave him money so they actually made money from the fire. The camp however was closed for "stigma" some people died on the mountain where the camp was. Anyways at a point I had seen 43 bears and I no longer count bears.

That bear in the video was very scary because statistics show that stuffed animals can be even more dangerous than real bears .

Great talk, I'm inspired to visit one day.

When taking lessons on public speaking, we would have someone count how many times we would say “uh” or “um”. Once aware of this, it would help us slow down and collect our thoughts and deliver the concepts we wanted to convey in a very direct way.

What size enclosure would you recommend for a chihuahua whiptail? I was thinking of a 20 gallon long.

Very enjoyable to watch. I moved to NM last year and have been exploring and did Cabezon in late March and just yesterday did Cochino (though I took a very route up the southwest ridge). Now I'm very eager to do the remaining 3. Thanks for the informative video!

Mt Taylor Uranium mine at around 1500 feet there was a lot of sea shells coming out of the shaft and there was a under ground river to .around 1800 feet some I guess that part was under water at one point

38:00 That’s nice, but why have a negative fish eye lens thus having the earth curved to equate for the ‘celestial equator’? Why not just have a photo without the negative Earth lensing effect? Oh wait, that’s because the Earth is flat and it has to be curved upwards in this ‘simulation’ all around to make sense of a curved outer space. 😂

Thank you - very informative!

What a stunning cave!

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