Conjuring up images from the movie “It came from Outer Space“, it turns out we may all be from space. Some of us are “spacier” than others. This news of finding the building blocks of life in a meteorite comes as a small surprise. I swear though I’m not related to anyone in Chico by…
Is a special day that many forget about, some people never even know about it. To see what is special about June14th, see my new blog Weather Picture of The Day. Don’t forget yours.
Preparing to launch a “flame”. A couple of things have happened this week that has made me look at this blog just a bit differently than in the past. I’ve had to ask for help for the very first time in moderating comments as I’ve run out of hours in the day. Thanks Jeez. I’ve had one…
Reid once said: ‘You can go outside and spit and have the same effect as doubling carbon dioxide.’ From Roger Pielke Professor Greg J. Tripoli of the University of Wisconsin – Madison has shared this sad news with all of us. Excerpt: “I have the sad news to report that Professor Emeritus Reid Bryson of the…
Dendroclimatology: thermometer or hygrometer? Hot climate or cold, tree leaves stay in comfort zone From the Google Climate Discussion Group, see an article also in Science News Paris, June 11; Agence France-Presse A new study that shows their internal temperature remains constant at 21.4deg could challenge the way trees are used to determine historical climate…
A guest post by John Coleman, founder of The Weather Channel, and Chief Meteorologist of KUSI-TV in San Diego. See his previous challenge published here called “An Open Letter to Environmentalists“ Note from Anthony: I know John from way back. He’s a true pioneer in meteorology. I shared a table with him and Joe…
