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originally posted by: Raxusillian
a reply to: Krazysh0t
Only in the east? I guess I just imagined the last two bone chilling winters where my kids school was closed multiple times due to the cold.....in iowa
originally posted by: Raxusillian
a reply to: Krazysh0t
Only in the east? I guess I just imagined the last two bone chilling winters where my kids school was closed multiple times due to the cold.....in iowa
originally posted by: ParasuvO
Scientific training, lol, that often means, being made wholly to believe in a flawed system.
Religion and science, no difference much of the time.
And yet all 50 states were cold, the great lakes started to freeze two weeks early, some states had four times their usual amount of snow, Arctic ice was at it highest in years, (just like the south pole is now), yes warm alright.
This Is What Happens When You Elect Climate Change Deniers
WASHINGTON -- Scientists are balking at major cuts to NASA's budget that the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology approved last week, cuts that critics say will imperil climate change research in the U.S.
originally posted by: LewsTherinThelamon
This is what happens when you make science dependent on the state.
The US will still have very detailed satellite weather data with no holes or gaps, here is the NOAA FY2016 budget proposal.
Because of the many years between the launch of NOAA-19 and planned launch of JPSS-1, NOAA is using a satellite developed by NASA, Suomi-NPP (S-NPP), as an operational weather satellite even though it was not designed for operational use.
At the February 12, 2015 congressional hearing, concern was expressed by committee members and GAO about a possible gap in geostationary weather satellite coverage during those 17 months when there is no in-orbit spare. GAO urged that every effort be made to ensure that GOES-R’s launch date does not slip.
Congress provided only half the $15 million NOAA requested for SIDAR in FY2015, and this year is another change.
Yes, yes he did. That's a problem.
He said no.
Total Solar Irradiance Sensor (TSIS), a NASA instrument meant to continue the agency’s 33-year record of monitoring the sun’s energy that reaches Earth.
That means we don't have to wait a thousand years to pull an ice core I guess.
a reply to: Justoneman
I would have to say it is because they have been indoctrinated into that conclusion just like climate change proponents.
Also after years of releasing chemicals into the atmosphere, ground..etc..how can you deny that this climate change is man made?
a reply to: fernalley
It dawned on me if they don't know how super cells exists how can they know climate change exits?