Daily Archives: June 13, 2009

Sunspots Today: A Cheshire Cat – New Essay from Livingston and Penn

This arrived in my email tonight from Bill Livingston. It is hot off the press, date June 11th. I believe WUWT readers will be some of the first to see this. – Anthony Guest Essay by: W. Livingston, National Solar … Continue reading

Posted in Science, solar | 190 Comments

Tom Nelson makes me laugh

I busted out laughing when I saw this on Tom Nelson’s blog. His title was “For climate hucksters, two inconvenient Google trends”. I never think about this sort of stuff, but it was darn funny.

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Online Petition: The next significant solar minimum should be called “The Eddy Minimum”

Link to sign the petition (don’t use handles please) Jack Eddy was a solar scientist who discovered the sunspot period known as “Maunder Minimum” in the 1970′s, and despite intense academic pressure of the consensus then, argued that this demonstrated … Continue reading

Posted in Announcements, solar | 88 Comments

Results: Lab experiment regarding CO2 “snow” in Antarctica at -113°F (-80.5°C) – not possible

A couple of days ago WUWT carried a story, talking about intense cold in Antarctica, carbon dioxide, and the icecap of Mars. This one passage stirred up a significant debate: According to Weather Underground, Vostok, Antarctica is forecast to reach … Continue reading

Posted in Antarctic, Carbon dioxide, Science | 143 Comments