Our Climate Models are Simply Wrong

More evidence that we don’t really know what’s going on or why, when it comes to our atmosphere: NASA has found that roughly 60% of what we thought was clear sky, is really filled with transitional particles from dry particles to cloud droplets. Considering the absolutely gigantic role that clouds and water droplets play in climate, this is no small find.

What this means is that none of our current climate computer models can possibly be even remotely correct in assessing what is going on. How unsurprising.

Straight from NASA.

Anthropogenic Global Warming, as the data stands today, is a completely unproved grasping of straws. We know that the Earth is warming up, but we really don’t have a clue at this point as to why and pointing the finger at human CO² production is unscientifically premature.

It doesn’t help that ludicrous disaster scenarios are spat out like so much Hollywood bile. It doesn’t take much effort to determine how stupid some of these claims are. For example, Gore’s and others insistence that the polar caps are going to disappear in our lifetime. Simple math shows this isn’t around the corner. The average temperature on the ice plains of the antarctic is -53F. The doomsayers are calling for, in worst case scenario, a 13F increase in average world temperature over the next 100 years. You could have an increase in polar temperatures to make the average rise, or an increase in tropical temperatures to make the average rise - or a small increase in both to make the average rise. It is a mean temperature rating, after all.

Let’s assume, for the sake of radical argument, that it is a full shift of twice that 13F value happens in the antarctic - a full 26F change. Last I checked, ice doesn’t melt at -27F. At the opposite extreme, any increase happening at the tropical zones would increase the evaporation rate of the tropical oceans by leaps and bounds, which leads to higher cloud cover and cooler temperatures.

The reality of the situation, climate science has revealed that the world has warmed about 1.8F in the last century. That includes all the CO² from two World Wars, the industrial revolution through the post WWII industrial growth, et cetera. 1.8F. That’s it. At this trend, assuming it the most likely, -51.2F in the antarctic doesn’t scare me from buying beach property.

While the doomsayers whip everyone up into a tizzy, the real scientists trying to make sense of what is going on, will probably run into yet some other factor no one knew about - and we start all over again.

Bah, it will all be for naught, even if our CO² spewing is the cause. We’re already running out of fossil fuels. It can’t last forever.