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Tag Archives: NASA
Sea level still not cooperating with predictions
The university of Colorado has recently updated their sea level graph from the TOPEX satellite data. The 60 day smoothed trend is still stalled and shows no rise over what was seen since the peak in mid 2010: Data Raw … Continue reading
Posted in sea level
Tagged climate change, Colorado, Current sea level rise, NASA, Sea level, United States
253 Comments
Homeland Security takes on The Carrington Event
While we worry about future threats like global warming, and present threats like Iran’s escalating nuclear program, the sun’s propensity for belching out monstrous solar flares (like the Carrington event of 1859) could almost instantly create a world without modern … Continue reading
IPCC’s Pachauri’s “voodoo science” claim comes full circle
WUWT readers may recall that when the “Himalayan Glaciers will melt by 2035″ error was first revealed, IPCC chairman Rajenda Pachauri famously labeled claims of the mistake “voodoo science”and then had to retract that slur later. Now it appears there … Continue reading
Interesting presentations from the Nagoya Workshop on the Relationship between Solar Activity and Climate Changes
As the sun goes blank today, just 15 months from the expected Cycle 24 solar maximum, Dr. Leif Svalgaard writes in to advise me of the presentations made in the workshop in Japan in mid January. Dr. Svalgaard was an … Continue reading
Posted in Science, solar
Tagged NASA, earth, Cosmic ray, Solar variation, Japan, National Space Institute, Nagoya, Leif SVALGAARD
162 Comments
‘First Light’ Taken by NASA’s Newest CERES Instrument, includes stunning “blue marble” image
Western Hemisphere + web view | + hi-res image Eastern Hemisphere + web view | + hi-res image A ‘Blue Marble’ image of the Earth taken from the VIIRS instrument aboard NASA’s most recently launched Earth-observing satellite – Suomi NPP. … Continue reading
UAH global temperature anomaly goes negative
UAH Global Temperature Update for January 2012: -0.09 deg. C By Dr. Roy Spencer PERSONAL NOTE: I’ve been unavailable for a while…my oldest daughter was in a bad car accident, will be OK eventually, but won’t walk for about 3 … Continue reading
Posted in climate data
Tagged Advanced Microwave Sounding Unit, climate, January 2012, La Nina, Microsoft Excel, NASA, Roy Spencer, temperature
112 Comments
What We Don’t Know about Snow
From Ellen Gray NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Predicting the future is always a tricky business — just watch a TV weather report. Weather forecasts have come a long way, but almost every season there’s a snowstorm that seems to … Continue reading
Posted in snow, snowfall, weather
Tagged california, Canada, earth, Global Precipitation Measurement, NASA, Sierra Nevada, Skofronick-Jackson, snow
35 Comments
Jim Hansen’s balance problem of 0.58 watts
From NASA Goddard, Jim Hansen reports on his balance problem: Earth’s Energy Budget Remained Out of Balance Despite Unusually Low Solar Activity A new NASA study underscores the fact that greenhouse gases generated by human activity — not changes in … Continue reading
Posted in climate sensitivity, James Hansen
Tagged ARGO, earth, Earth's energy budget, Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Hansen, James Hansen, NASA
189 Comments
Headlines over solar cycle 25 and potential global cooling
There’s a story about solar cycle 25, and a potential “mini ice age” in the UK Daily Mail by David Rose that is making headlines today, even hitting the Drudge Report. The headline is: Forget global warming – it’s Cycle … Continue reading
Posted in climate data, solar
Tagged climate, Daily Mail, David Archibald, Drudge Report, Henrik Svensmark, Little Ice Age, Met Office, NASA, Solar cycle, Thames
186 Comments
First Estimate of Solar Cycle 25 Amplitude – may be the smallest in over 300 years
Guest post by David Archibald Predicting the amplitude of Solar Cycle 24 was a big business. Jan Janssens provides the most complete table of Solar Cycle 24 predictions at: http://users.telenet.be/j.janssens/SC24.html Prediction activity for Solar Cycle 24 seemed to have peaked … Continue reading
Posted in solar
Tagged David Archibald, David Hathaway, Jan Janssens, NASA, Solar cycle, Solar cycle 24, sun, Sunspot
251 Comments
Another GISS miss, this time in Iceland
Ever wonder why NASA’s Jim Hansen (and many others) see red at high northern latitudes? Above 2011 Temperature Anomaly. Source: NASA GISS interactive plotter With all that red up north, you’d think Jimbo, Gore, and Trenberth would want to get … Continue reading
Monday Mirthiness – dollars and sense
Josh weighs in on this story, writing: What is it with the new measuring climate in terms of money? Just bizarre. As Carl Sagan* might say, “billions and billions”.
Posted in Alarmism, Humor, satire
Tagged Carl Sagan, Cosmos, Cosmos: A Personal Voyage, NASA, weather damage
27 Comments
Big CME headed toward Earth
From Spaceweather.com : Active sunspot 1401 erupted yesterday, Jan. 19th around 16:30 UT, producing an M3-class solar flare and a full-halo coronal mass ejection (CME). The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory recorded the cloud expanding almost directly toward Earth:
Posted in solar, solar flare
Tagged Aurora, Coronal mass ejection, earth, Geomagnetic storm, NASA, Red Planet, Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, Solar flare
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A Response to Skeptical Science’s “Patrick Michaels: Serial Deleter of Inconvenient Data”
Guest post by Patrick Michaels When the battle is being lost, there is a tendency to try to raise a level of distraction to shift the attention away from the desperate situation at hand. Such is the noise being raised … Continue reading
Russian river water affecting the Arctic – AO shift blamed
From the University of Washington Russian river water unexpected culprit behind Arctic freshening near US, Canada A hemisphere-wide phenomenon – and not just regional forces – has caused record-breaking amounts of freshwater to accumulate in the Arctic’s Beaufort Sea. Freshwater … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, sea ice
Tagged Arctic, Arctic Ocean, Arctic Oscillation, Beaufort Sea, Eurasian Basin, greenland, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NASA, University of Washington
41 Comments
Spaceballs – the debris
Curious story in AFP yesterday: Full story here – Click the image above for a large view of the object. Me thinks it is from either of these spacecraft:
Posted in Curious things, space
Tagged AFP, Agence France-Presse, auction, earth, NASA, Salyut 7, Soyuz, space, Space debris, Vostok
93 Comments
NASA checking TERRA/AQUA satellite observations against citizen observer ground reports
S.D. Maley writes of an interesting and somewhat surprising NASA program trying to fill in observation gaps where satellites are getting cloud cover wrong: NASA is in the process [1] of checking two satellites [2] against ground observer reports. Student … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen science
Tagged AboveGroundLevel, Aqua, earth, NASA, NPOESS, satellite, space, Technology
20 Comments
Comet Lovejoy survives a brush with Sol
From Physorg.com Comet Lovejoy was only discovered a couple of weeks ago. It was supposed to melt as it came so close to the sun that the temperatures would hit several million degrees. But astronomers watching live with NASA telescopes … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, solar
Tagged C/2007 E2 (Lovejoy), comet, Fahrenheit, NASA, Solar Dynamics Observatory, sun, Sungrazing comet, Terry Lovejoy
74 Comments
Hansen: “Humans have overwhelmed the natural, slow changes that occur on geologic timescales”
From NASA Goddard/GISS: same-o, same-o Paleoclimate Record Points Toward Potential Rapid Climate Changes New research into the Earth’s paleoclimate history by NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies director James E. Hansen suggests the potential for rapid climate changes this century, … Continue reading
Hurricane Kenneth forms southwest of Baja
Late season Hurricane Kenneth forms in the eastern Pacific Click image above to animate the most current loop The hurricane season in the eastern Pacific isn’t over and Hurricane Kenneth serves as a reminder that the season ends November 30. … Continue reading
Dr. James Hansen’s growing financial scandal, now over a million dollars of outside income
It seems esteemed NASA astronomer turned climatologist turned paid activist Dr. James Hansen of the Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) has not been reporting some income that he is required by law to do. How long will NASA continue … Continue reading
Posted in FOI, James Hansen, Opinion
Tagged Goddard Institute for Space Studies, James Hansen, NASA
225 Comments
Ocean temperatures can predict Amazon fire season severity
From the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center GREENBELT, Md. — By analyzing nearly a decade of satellite data, a team of scientists led by researchers from the University of California, Irvine and funded by NASA has created a model that can … Continue reading
Hathaway’s November Solar Prediction
By David Archibald Joe D’Aleo asked for my comments on NASA’s James Hathaway’s latest solar prediction, available here: http://solarscience.msfc.nasa.gov/predict.shtml When I read May 2013 for solar cycle maximum, I thought “That is my prediction”. But then at the bottom of … Continue reading
Posted in Science, solar
Tagged NASA, Solar cycle, Solar cycle 24, Solar variation, Wolf number
125 Comments
NASA on the Antarctic Crack
PUNTA ARENAS, CHILE – After discovering an emerging crack that cuts across the floating ice shelf of Pine Island Glacier in Antarctica, NASA’s Operation IceBridge has flown a follow-up mission and made the first-ever detailed airborne measurements of a major … Continue reading
New NPP weather satellite launched – new features for climate
Launch video from Vandenburg and mission video animation: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nation’s newest environmental satellite successfully launched NPP is vital for NOAA’s weather forecast mission America’s newest polar-orbiting satellite roared into orbit this morning, setting the stage for enhanced weather … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged Delta II, NASA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, NPP
15 Comments
