Daily Archives: July 27, 2010

Spacequakes

Posted on July 27, 2010 by

From Science @ NASA.gov Researchers using NASA’s fleet of five THEMIS spacecraft have discovered a form of space weather that packs the punch of an earthquake and plays a key role in sparking bright Northern Lights. They call it “the … Continue reading →

Posted in Science, solar, space | 114 Comments

The Australian Temperature Record- The Big Picture

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This is part 8, essentially a wrapup see all other parts 1-7 here: http://kenskingdom.wordpress.com/ Guest post by Ken Stewart, July 2010 “…getting seriously fed up with the state of the Australian data.” (Harry the mystery programmer, in the HARRY_READ_ME file … Continue reading →

Posted in climate data, weather_stations | 153 Comments

Final Instruments on NASA Climate/Weather Satellite Integrated

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From the “weather is not climate department” a tool that will measure both. GREENBELT, Md. – The last of five instruments slated to fly on the upcoming NPOESS Preparatory Project (NPP) climate and weather satellite have been successfully integrated, according … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate News, measurement, space, Technology | 42 Comments

Step Changes in Science Blog Climate

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Guest post by WUWT moderator Mike Lorrey One of the nice tools that alexa.com has is that it lets you compare multiple sites against each other. For those with competition of either economic or political nature, this is of high … Continue reading →

Posted in fun_stuff, measurement | 206 Comments