Posted on 01/10/2019 5:40:29 PM PST by zeestephen
What kind of “scientists”? Climatologists? Witch doctors would have more luck.
Equations in God knows how many variables.
I’ll bet that’s within margin-of-error.
They combine ship derived temperature hull readings in the past with buoy readings in the present. Typical data trick done by the half wit leftist. Kinda like when they compare geological heat indexes of the ancient past to modern day temperatures. Hey, its Planet Ape. That is about as good as the apes get.
I believe you!!
Sounds like comparing bananas with kumquats.
The libs are doing everything they can to push this horsecrap.
Follow the money trail. They see billions, if not trillions, in new taxes, fees, etc. to enrich the UniParty and themselves. It’s all BS.
Sure it is... It’s extracting heat from the atmosphere making the atmosphere colder.
11000+ volcanos under the pacific ocean
If marine life was so brittle it would die off over only a degree or two change, we would have no marine life now.
Temperatures drop sub-60s on the California Coast each winter. By summer the temperatures reach 68. I suspect there are days when both these limits are exceeded.
The source I found gave one temperature per month.
Here it is. Perhaps we should have a wake for all sea life huh Lefties?
https://www.currentresults.com/Oceans/Temperature/los-angeles-average-water-temperature.php
Ugh.... 3,900 floats in our vast oceans. Oh yeah, they got it covered.
What's the margin of error?
Climate scientists and journalists should be required to be proficient in at least high school math .... it would be a quantum leap for climate scientists and journalists.
New instrumentation deployed since 2000 can measure retroactively 30 years prior? Magic instruments!
In another place it shows that water temps at 2000 feet depth have shown 1/10 of a degree of increase over 3 decades. I can't believe 1/10 of a degree of increase in 3 decades is even reliably measured, much less anything to cause alarm. What is the margin of error, I wonder? They should be ashamed of the way this article was written, the slant of it, given the tenuousness of these stupid conclusions.
Like everything else in this field of pseudoscience, actual numbers destroy their premises.
“The Temp. (Rent) is too damn high!”
10 Jan: ClimateDepot: Climate scientist retires, then declares ‘I am a skeptic’ – Offers to debate – Rejects ‘denier’ label: ‘We don’t live in medieval times’
Dr. Anastasios Tsonis, emeritus distinguished professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Authored more than 130 peer-reviewed papers and nine books:
‘I am a skeptic not just about global warming but also about many other aspects of science...Climate is too complicated to attribute its variability to one cause. We first need to understand the natural climate variability (which we clearly don’t; I can debate anybody on this issue). Only then we can assess the magnitude and reasons of climate change.’
‘If science were settled, then we should pack things up and go home.’
‘It is my educated opinion that many forces have shaped global temperature variation. Human activity, the oceans, extraterrestrial forces (solar activity and cosmic rays) and other factors are all in the mix...We should be skeptical of claims that the science of a complicated and unpredictable system is settled.’...
http://www.climatedepot.com/2019/01/10/climate-scientist-retires-then-declares-i-am-a-skeptic-offers-to-debate-rejects-denier-label-we-dont-live-in-medieval-times/
Seafood stew in a couple years, pass the oyster crackers.
See my post #34; we’re thinking along the same lines.
- pseudo-scientists
If you study Thermodynamics formally, you are taught that temperature is a point property an an instant in time. Expressed mathematically,
T = f(x,y,z,t)
Average temperature is nontrivial to determine in non-well-mixed, complex systems. The ocean fits that bill in spades.
I’d love to have a serious chat with a couple of Thermodynamics PhDs on this topic.
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