Lessons From Paleoclimatology
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Climate Concerns (2022)
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Paleoclimatology   Part 3
41:46
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Climate Concerns
0:36
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Paleoclimatology   Part 2
1:16:04
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Resisting The Great Reset
10:22
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PALEOCLIMATOLOGY Part 1
1:41:16
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Sailboat Racing - Part 4
23:35
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Sailboat Racing - Part 3
10:55
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Sailboat Racing - Part 2
12:24
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Sailboat Racing  - Part 1
15:35
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Carbon And Beyond
59:50
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@petergrimshaw492
@petergrimshaw492 18 сағат бұрын
Thankyou Roger and Thomas, such a complicated system to try and understand.
@petergrimshaw492
@petergrimshaw492 18 сағат бұрын
Enlightening Energy In v Energy Out graph at 8:30. Very interesting presentation, this is such a complex issue that reducing it to one main influential parameter (CO2) feeds the sensationalist monster but starves the intelligence fairy.
@TheRealSnakePlisken
@TheRealSnakePlisken Күн бұрын
Wow. So mankind actually has zero effect on climate, CO2/methane does NOT trap heat in the atmosphere, and we should be more worried about cold than heat. Way to go, brutha. Ignorance is truly bliss, delusion comforting.
@sdev2749
@sdev2749 2 күн бұрын
at 33:00 of this video it shows the earth's temperature following Earth's Obliquity but not C02 - C02 is rising. My theory is that as the globe was getting colder over time the earth's vegetation was also slowly dying off and drying out as would be millions of plant life species and creature species. If the vegetation was dying and drying out this would lead to massive fires that release C02 into the atmosphere as would the C02 in dying plant and animal life also be released. This would explain the increased C02 levels. You could also add increased need for fire by man at the time cutting down trees, building shelters and burning massive amounts of wood to keep warm....
@rovert1284
@rovert1284 3 күн бұрын
This seems to be quite clear, CO2 causing climate change is a myth. I'd say this was brilliant, the climate change drama is a political/science/money farce.
@sdev2749
@sdev2749 3 күн бұрын
It seems to me that the natural state of our planet is actually glacial due to the amount of water on our planet and our distance from the SUN. However, the sun's cycles often warm the planet enough to reduce or eliminate ICE and snow for periods but it will always go back to glaciation.
@toddberkely6791
@toddberkely6791 3 күн бұрын
baffled that someone would dedicate so much of their time on mental gymnastics such as these. sad!
@sdev2749
@sdev2749 3 күн бұрын
thank you so much for explaining all of this - this gives me debate points when dealing with climate alarmists
@jennycurtis4447
@jennycurtis4447 6 күн бұрын
When you get right with the biblical history, any more of as well, appreciate your efforts
@alanramsey2761
@alanramsey2761 7 күн бұрын
At 1:08:08 Mr.Gallagher presents a table that suggests (or at least says) that "solar insolation on the earth changes by 100 W/m2 between summer and winter" as well as at other times. This is obvious nonsense and I stopped watching this little video at that point. Solar insolation is a term used to describe the total amount of energy from the sun irradiating the top of earth's atmosphere. It is normally expressed as an average over the entire planet of around 348.5 W/m2. The earth moves around the sun in an elliptical orbit and the radiation no doubt changes sightly between the apogee and the perigee of that orbit but the average is still 348 W/m2. Summer and winter are terms used to describe the effect on different hemispheres at different points on the earth's orbit over a year but the total amount of solar insolation is exactly the same irrespective of the planet's place in its obit. When it is 'winter' in the northern hemisphere there is less insolation in that hemisphere but this is exactly balanced by the opposite effect in the southern hemisphere and vice versa. The earth is a ball circulating around a furnace. It doesn't matter where in the obit the ball is, the radiation from the furnace is exactly the same (for a circular orbit). If the presentation makes elementary schoolboy errors of this kind, one assumes that the balance of the 'information' is potentially equally unreliable.
@ramieskola7845
@ramieskola7845 8 күн бұрын
@1:09 False. It is a hypothesis until proven.
@ramieskola7845
@ramieskola7845 8 күн бұрын
@8:10 'Atmosphere GHG' list is lacking the greatest contributor H2O.
@ramieskola7845
@ramieskola7845 8 күн бұрын
@40:48 The charter of IPCC is unscientific. IPCC was tasked to find and publish evidence to support AGW hypothesis. This task is not science.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 8 күн бұрын
Roger needs to answer the following: How much of the climate do we "control", and what is the ideal concentration of CO2? In doing so will lose most of his followers. The primary forcing is CO2, and we are responsible for all of the increase. Since there is less solar irradiation in the past 60 years or so, it's clearly not the sun. It's not earth path or wobble. Primary forcing for the past 200 years, as Roger would have to admit, is CO2. "Ideal" concentration is a question a middle school child would know, but Roger should answer that as well. The ideal would be a level between 180ppm and 350ppm like we have had for millions of years (estimated at 3 million years), i.e., a natural level had we not disrupted it. So to answer the question today, keeping it at or below 420ppm would be ideal. Better would be 350ppm, but that's simply not going to happen. Roger will not answer those questions because he needs his followers to remain duped into thinking we are not the cause of the rapid warming. His duped followers will not accept those well-established answers because they have been fed a lot of far right-wing nonsense.
@rovert1284
@rovert1284 6 күн бұрын
Unproven and I doubt in 20 years it'll be considered correct. CO2 doesn't stack up with historical data.
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 5 күн бұрын
@@rovert1284 What data ? What era/epoch/time are you talking about please ?
@ramieskola7845
@ramieskola7845 8 күн бұрын
@21:18 Cloud prediction accuracy 25% to 35%? Did they demonstrate how they obtained these 'accuracy' numbers? I bet they did not.
@ramieskola7845
@ramieskola7845 8 күн бұрын
1st 'draft' of Working Group 1 report is not published as such as far as I know*. Instead all report 'drafts' are finished and then all WG1,2,3 reports are edited to comply with the SPM (Summary for Policy Makers). Texts are edited, material deleted and material added to those reports by the IPCC bureaucrats. ---- *from an interview of John Christy So the work of the real scientists is butchered and their names cynically exploited in this psychological warfare operation.
@fabiolaribeiro1969
@fabiolaribeiro1969 15 күн бұрын
When the ice is all gone and the ocean water reach your feet... then you will understand the logic of climate change.
@jasonsccheung3831
@jasonsccheung3831 15 сағат бұрын
When is that gonna be ? Today in UK, it's freezing and icy... So many cry Wolf predictions never materialized.
@robertoingenitoiseppato6177
@robertoingenitoiseppato6177 15 күн бұрын
incredible...your 3 parts...wonderfull information
@robertoingenitoiseppato6177
@robertoingenitoiseppato6177 15 күн бұрын
as YOU EXPLAIN...the earth, climate, phisics of the earth it´s very very complex to say that CO2 it´s the guilty of "climate change". What´s the point to point to Co2 as the guilty molecule. It doesn´t have any sence
@Stupidityindex
@Stupidityindex 16 күн бұрын
Seen anomaly in your records around 1036 AD? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWmaZ5-Gj5KIkLc
@marcobsomer5574
@marcobsomer5574 19 күн бұрын
12 K vues ? curieux. excellent
@marcobsomer5574
@marcobsomer5574 19 күн бұрын
pourquoi si peu de vues pour une vidéo aussi intéressante ? Merci pour ce très bel exposé.
@marcobsomer5574
@marcobsomer5574 20 күн бұрын
après 3 ans, 8800 vues ? et 266 like ? La bêtise des interautes semble infinie.
@ramieskola7845
@ramieskola7845 8 күн бұрын
Stupidity? Yes indeed. Most are shmucks who don't appreciate the deafening effect of algorithmic suppression by the platform. Are they 1st time in the internet? 😉👍
@marcobsomer5574
@marcobsomer5574 20 күн бұрын
Merci pour ce brillant exposé. Pourquoi si peu de vues ? Censure ? Dérange le changement climato-financier ?
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 5 күн бұрын
Il faut avoir des connaissances solides pour noter les insuffisances. Il reprend un graphe clasique de la sphère dénialiste : 12:00 it is so wrong to show that co2/temperature over the last 500 million years without saying the sun is warming by 1% per 100 million years and without talking about continental drift whihc is going to impact the thermohaline circulation and the capacity to build ice caps at the pole. Un bon nombre d'etudes montrent que le CO2 est un facteur majeur de l'evolution de la temperature au cours des 500 millions d'années passées.
@daveandrews9634
@daveandrews9634 24 күн бұрын
Great presentation!! Very comprehensive and well presented. Thanks!!
@daveandrews9634
@daveandrews9634 24 күн бұрын
Excellent synopsis!! Every climate scientist should see this.
@chrisdaley1331
@chrisdaley1331 Ай бұрын
A great promotional video. Thx Roger. We miss you out there.
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 Ай бұрын
12:00 it is so wrong to show that co2/temperature over the last 500 million years without saying the sun is warming by 1% per 100 million years and without talking about continental drift whihc is going to impact the thermohaline circulation and the capacity to build ice caps at the pole.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 10 күн бұрын
It's not wrong to shot it, but wrong to claim that is what is happening now. Solar irradiation is lower in the past 60 years, yet we warm. CO2 is higher than it has been in millions of years. It's CO2. Clearly.
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 6 күн бұрын
It is wrong. It is just deceiving. Studies show co2 is a major knob of global temperature over the Phanerozoic. To show the absence of correlation by ignoring the sun luminosity change over that period as well as continental drifting is dishonest. And of course you are right about the last 60 or 40 years , the sun activity is on a decreasing trend and cannot explain the current warming.
@GeoffMcMahon
@GeoffMcMahon Ай бұрын
Brilliant, Al gore established the CCX in 2006 which is going to make him very rich when carbon trading starts. Al Gore put panic into the feeble minded while rational thinkers asked and continue to ask what is the evidence that co2 is the boogie man?
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 Күн бұрын
What evidence ? Read the science literature.
@3D-Companions
@3D-Companions Ай бұрын
Brilliant. Surely your presentation negates the CO2 madness of Climate change. THANKYOU
@chevydavidson9220
@chevydavidson9220 Ай бұрын
Awesome presentation. Couldn't this issue be solved by requiring battery disconnect whenever connecting to shore power? I was thinking having a relay or contact or whatever you want to call it Automatically disconnect when plugged in?
@sung-ryulkim6590
@sung-ryulkim6590 Ай бұрын
Now the climate crisis people are trying to modify history to show that the temperature has not changed in the last 10,000 years. There are such papers coming up. These years will be recorded in history as when science succumbed to politics and fraud.
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 6 күн бұрын
😂
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz Ай бұрын
What happens when a group of skeptic scientists who are funded by oil companies gather all the raw temperature data they can, and they create their own algorithms and show all work? What do they conclude when they compare their results (temperature graphs, forcings) when compared to others?
@costrio
@costrio Ай бұрын
Some rather "inconvenient" information there for the tax collectors?
@jimr5855
@jimr5855 2 ай бұрын
"The Default Condition of the current world is Dry, Dusty, Cold and Glacial. Vegetation and Civilization both thrive is Warm, Wet, Non-glacial times". Great summary.
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 Күн бұрын
If you want a non glacial word … it means sea level have to rise by 60 meters. How many 100 millions of people do you want t to wipe out ?
@ashgall8118
@ashgall8118 3 ай бұрын
"Everything affects climate change" not just humans. Climate Change is going to be the biggest deflection in history to keep people from asking about the real problems in the world today. Sure, they want us to believe that 87% of scientists today believe humans are responsible for climate change when actually 100% believe we have an impact, but not to the extent the politicians and others want us to believe. It's a huge cash cow for them if they can keep us thinking it will kill us if we don't fix it. Ever notice how interviewers never ask these scientists what the ideal amount of CO2 is needed or ideal to sustain life on Earth? If we all sit in a theatre or university class, the CO2 level will be around 1500ppm to 2000ppm after 3 hours. If the CO2 level gets below 150ppm all insects die, all birds die, all animals die, all plants die, and all humans die. Does no-one notice that the Earth is getting greener because of increased CO2? A greener Earth means more crops and therefore more food to feed the World's hungry. Don't fall for this fake agenda. Climatologists are hypocrites, running around in big vehicles and flying all over the world spewing pollutants into the air we breathe. They should be sailing overseas on wooden sail ships or travelling over land on bicycles to reduce their contribution to CO2 in the atmosphere. The dinosaurs didn't kill the planet and they were much bigger than humans. The CO2 levels have gone up and down for billions of years and they will in the future. The planet will take care of itself.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz Ай бұрын
"Ever notice how interviewers never ask these scientists what the ideal amount of CO2 is needed or ideal to sustain life on Earth?" That's a childish question. Ideal and consistent are two different things. Ideal is best answered with "a value that is not rapidly changing" because as we all know (kidding, not you) if we rapidly reach some other value we assume to be more beneficial, that is how extinctions happen. The ideal amount is the amount that sustained man for millions of years, of course. "the CO2 level will be around 1500ppm to 2000ppm" Off topic. Who cares what it is in the theater? Well, you so, but that has nothing to do with climate. "If the CO2 level gets below 150ppm all insects die, all birds die" Well golly, let's hope the impossible doesn't happen. To put the current concentration in perspective, for millions (plural) of years the atmospheric CO2 concentration has been between 180ppm and 350ppm, and only now (as in RIGHT NOW) have we exceeded 350. Never going to be below the previous natural record again for thousands of years. "Does no-one notice that the Earth is getting greener" How about absolutely everyone. More precisely, some parts of Earth are more green. Sorry to see you completely missed the facts, the science, and the basic concepts of what is happening. Somehow you have been duped by people working for the fossil fuel industries.
@georgepotts7652
@georgepotts7652 3 ай бұрын
Hmm…interesting. Could you provide the list of peer reviewed scientific studies that you drew your data from?
@HoserEh82
@HoserEh82 3 ай бұрын
Odd, he mentions that there is no concensus on CO2 and Temp coupling yet shows a paper that show the northern hemisphere temp lags after CO2, then drops it after. Some fantastic info here, I will have to dig deeper to figure out what seems off here...
@jimr5855
@jimr5855 2 ай бұрын
In the same breath he noted the southern hemisphere ice study showed the opposite, CO2 lagged temp... aka... no consensus.
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 5 күн бұрын
See Caillon 2003 and Shakun 2012. CO2 lags in Vostok, for sure. Why would it lag in the NH ? THe 2 hemispheres have different profiles.
@lonniekennedy6130
@lonniekennedy6130 4 ай бұрын
Thank you guys for this excellent series. Absolutely the best, densest data set and content I’ve seen. Bravo!
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 Күн бұрын
Too bad it starts with a big lie at 12:00
@patrickjamessmith1
@patrickjamessmith1 4 ай бұрын
Can I ask a question? The slide on albedo within the dust section - 1 hour and 2 minutes in (the slides aren't numbered as far as I can see). You show water has having very low albedo. Does albedo apply to water? Materials such a sand have a albedo where it reflects in all directions pretty well equally. If you are in a boat on a lake, water is dark in all directions except directly towards the sun when it is suddenly very light. Water reflects spectrally; sand has a diffuse reflection. I have not seen a decent mathematical treatment of this - an integration across the different reflections to give an overall albedo. What is the answer to this?
@mark4asp
@mark4asp 3 ай бұрын
Yes - albedo applies to the whole earth - land, water and clouds. For me, the most dramatic thing about water reflecting light is in how the incident angle of the light is so important. The more acute the angle of incidence - the more light is reflected. There are some studies on this.
@christophergame7977
@christophergame7977 4 ай бұрын
The models have no prospect of generating reliable predictions. The possibly valid uses of models include illustrations of ideas that have been generated by previous intelligent reasonings.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz Ай бұрын
So why is each decade warmer than the previous when all natural forcings indicate we should be cooling? The predictions of warmer decades has been very reliable.
@christophergame7977
@christophergame7977 Ай бұрын
@scottekoontz Thank you for your comment. Why do you say that all natural forcings indicate we should be cooling?
@christophergame7977
@christophergame7977 Ай бұрын
@scottekoontz Thank you for your comment. My remark meant to say that the models cannot, of themselves, generate reliable predictions, because they do not have the necessary mathematical characteristics. They can generate projections that agree with observations only vaguely, because they are tuned to do so. Can you show that they have proper mathematical structure to generate, of themselves, reliable predictions?
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz Ай бұрын
@@christophergame7977 "Why do you say that all natural forcings indicate we should be cooling?" Because all natural forcings indicate we should be cooling.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz Ай бұрын
@@christophergame7977 I see you believe some forcings would show warming, some cooling, but deny that additional CO2 would warm the planet. You cannot have both. Asking for "proper mathematical structure" is an odd way to put it. I have a math degree and I can assure you that makes no sense. In science if parameters A, B, C... N are observed and and all scientists from all countries coming at the issue from several disciplines using a variety of funding claim A explain the result, then why argue that A cannot be the reason for the warming? Try this: If a study was conducted by skeptic scientists who started with all the raw data they could get their hands on, and they used their own algorithms and published all work and all results for review, would you accept their results before seeing them?
@scottjones6921
@scottjones6921 5 ай бұрын
How does a presentation like this only get 35 likes and 13k views after 3 years? I am only up to the start of part 3 but the subject matter and presentation is excellent. Looking forward to a bit more detail in part 3.
@mark4asp
@mark4asp 3 ай бұрын
Bizarre. Given the vast number of loony climate activists out there who know nowt - one would expect they'd come here to learn the climate history they so badly lack.
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 Күн бұрын
Do you see the big lie at 12:00 in part 1 ?
@scottjones6921
@scottjones6921 Күн бұрын
@@philippesarrazin2752 What lie?
@philippesarrazin2752
@philippesarrazin2752 Күн бұрын
Our sun is an ordinary star with a well known evolution. This is basic nuclear astrophysics : the sun power output/luminosity increases by 1% per 100 million years. This explains why there were ice ages in the remote past when co2 was way higher. The sun was simply much weaker. Actually the reason why the earth was not an ice ball back then was because of all that co2. See the young faint sun paradox In this graph, replace the co2 evolution with a sun luminosity evolution ( a straight line with a positive slope ) and you could say the same thing : no correlation. But who would be stupid enough to say the sun has no influence on the global temperature ? When you factor in sun and co2 , then there is a great correlation as a bunch of studies demonstrate. This is no accident. The message is more important than the truth.
@scottjones6921
@scottjones6921 Күн бұрын
@@philippesarrazin2752 The point is there is no correlation between CO2 and temperature. In past era's there was probably a lot more volcanic activity and the atmosphere was probably denser. Co2 is 40% heavier than O2. A lot of CO2 ended up as coal and limestone. How much is the surface temperature affected by mass of the atmosphere?
@glenwarrengeology
@glenwarrengeology 5 ай бұрын
Who is this guy?
@langstonholland9272
@langstonholland9272 5 ай бұрын
Absolutely stunning. I cannot thank you enough for this Roger. I've always contended that those with genuine a mastery of a subject are able to distill it into plain language to others without compromising the fundamentals. That is precisely what you did here. Fair winds!
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 5 ай бұрын
Presenter does not comprehend magnitudes well. Sure, show timescales in 10,000,000 years, then pretend the current situation is related.
@peternewcombe328
@peternewcombe328 11 күн бұрын
Why should we think the current situation cannot be informed or understood using past situations? Accounting for all the differences we know of... all information can promote better understanding.
@peternewcombe328
@peternewcombe328 11 күн бұрын
I'd be more concerned about somebody who ignored past data and said it was irrelevant 😉
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 10 күн бұрын
@@peternewcombe328 You should think about how the current situation can be explained using long past situations. Did the Earth's orbit change drastically? Is solar irradiation much higher? Accounting for all known natural forcings -- it's clearly not natural forcings.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 10 күн бұрын
@@peternewcombe328 I'd be more concerned about people who said "it's the sun" or "it's our orbit" claiming it's relevant. Seems you have a LOT of reading to do. Good luck!
@peternewcombe328
@peternewcombe328 9 күн бұрын
@scottekoontz and yet there are always "natural forcings" at play. given past very broad ranges of temperature, CO2 levels, and sea level.... on its face ... clearly we cannot simply attribute climate change to post industrial human activity. ignoring all the climate change that took place prior. We ALL have a lot more reading to do. People will understand more fully only when they are prepared to do so. I have a hard time with the idea there is one big climate knob and that humans control it. Seems somewhat arrogant.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 5 ай бұрын
Hottest June ever: June 2024, beat previous record of 2023 Hottest May ever: May 2024 Hottest April ever: April 2024 Hottest March ever: March 2024 Hottest February ever: February 2024 Hottest January ever: January 2024 Hottest December ever: December 2023 Hottest November ever: November 2023 Hottest October ever: October 2023 Hottest September ever: September 2023 Hottest August ever: August 2023 Hottest July ever: July 2023 (may be beaten in 2024) Hottest year ever: 2023, may be beaten by 2024. 2nd hottest on downward: 2016, 2020, 2019, 2015, 2017, 2022, 2021, 2018 Hottest decade: 2014 - 2023 Hottest decades base 10: 2010s, 2000s, 1990s, 1980s... but 2020s will become the hottest.
@mark4asp
@mark4asp 3 ай бұрын
Most bullshit ever.
@peternewcombe328
@peternewcombe328 11 күн бұрын
if that is true... what does it mean and is it good or bad? "ever" is a very big word.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 10 күн бұрын
@@peternewcombe328 It's bad says people paying attention. Sorry, let's use "since man walked the earth" instead of ever.
@peternewcombe328
@peternewcombe328 9 күн бұрын
@scottekoontz why, then I'd be assuming man controlled climate since the moment we appeared on earth?
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 9 күн бұрын
@@peternewcombe328 Controlled? I guess if you want to call it that (wrong word) then go ahead. We don't control the climate, but as we all know we can modify it. Man has been altering the climate (not controlling it) but only recently has it been of consequence. 40B metric tons of CO2 emission per year makes a difference, as we all know. Not sure what you thought we "controlled" the climate, because if we did it would be much easier to fix the warming issue.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 5 ай бұрын
IPCC scientists clearly know far more than this guy when it comes to the climate of the past 200 years, but also they know more about the natural forcings that preceded what is happening today. When "skeptic" scientists perform the work, then come to the same conclusions. Earth is warming, and CO2 is the primary forcing.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 5 ай бұрын
58:40 Water vapor does not magically appear. There are a few ways to temporarily increase water vapor to some significance, and one major way to permanently increase it. A large volcanic eruption can increase it temporarily, but we are warming the planet with out additional CO2 and that will cause an increase. It's a feedback. 1:06:00 Note that C-13 changes clearly indicate we are pumping CO2 faster than it can be naturally eliminated. It appears this is a non-scientist acting as a "skeptic" who presents cherry picked portions of actual science. He even wonders aloud why the people who know 100x more than him (IPCC) would not follow his "skeptic" footsteps, and clearly he has not read the reports.
@johngray1439
@johngray1439 4 ай бұрын
Amen.
@chrimony
@chrimony 2 ай бұрын
Actually, if you look at model performance versus observations, we have to wonder why the IPCC relies so heavily on them for their predictions.
@littlefish9305
@littlefish9305 Ай бұрын
historical temperatures are not correlated with co2....so its not a feedback. co2 was 16 times higher in the past and yet the earth moved into a full glacial ice age.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz Ай бұрын
@@chrimony Looked again at model vs results, and yes, they have a great track record. I have to wonder why you are pretending the IPCC projections are poor when clearly they have done so well it makes the "skeptics" squirm.
@chrimony
@chrimony Ай бұрын
@@scottekoontz You're not living in reality. Look up the "hot model problem".
@Miki-fl9ez
@Miki-fl9ez 5 ай бұрын
13:00. Interesting, so the holocene climate optimum was more of a northern hemisphere phenomenon that reverses as we approached the present
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 5 ай бұрын
Most of these graphs are wrong/weird in several ways. They tend to be clipped and simply incorrect at the most current endpoint, plus many missing citations and units. If the point is to say how natural forcings have affected the climate in the past, then OK, but at 7:25 we see and hear that sunspots are on the rise. But he failed to include the simple fact that TSI has been in decline for over 60 years and sunspots in decline for about the same time period. TSI down, sunspots down, temperature WAY up. We know about natural forcings, and if this is simply to show how things used to work naturally, that's fine. This does not show in any way what we managed to do to the climate by increasing CO2 by 50%.