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Pastimes : All Things Weather and Mother Nature

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From: Thomas A Watson5/12/2022 10:36:07 PM
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This is an interesting video. Christy is an expert on Satellite data collection verification and validation.
If there are any true global measurements of temperatures globally it is the UAH Global Temperature Set.

Christy explains how the satellite sensors calibration is checked using known ground and weather balloon data. Also he explains that all models based upon speculation of how CO2 does greenhouse predict termperatures that are higher than the Calibrated Satellite temperatures.

At drroyspencer.com. there are links to all the temperature data collected.

So all the models are wrong and there is not public inspection of the model programs and are there any OMG publications with links to the underlying data. Micheal Mann did his hockey stick with cheery picked mixed proxy data sources. When Mann sued an evaluator for libel when his work was called a total fraud the case was dismissed as Mann would not provide that data used in his hockey stick delusion paper.

Science is you speculate on what is going on. You then define rules of relationships. Then you run the rules and compare predictions with what is known.

The models are all out to lunch and thus there is no science supporting the speculated global temperature to minor increases over the past century of CO2.

John Christy on making sense of data in the climate change debate
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