Fake science from NASA

Trold Robert Wagner skrev: Sjovt nok , så påstår benægtere, at man ikke kan kende temperaturen før der fandtes optegnede temperaturmålinger,

Trold Robert Wagner skrev: men der siges også, at der jo hele tiden har været klimaforandringer.

Ole Larsen skrev:
... Klimaforskerne har altså en masse temmelig usikre måleresultater som de håndplukker det mest belejlige ud af. De får nemlig flest penge ud af at vise de resultater som regeringer og ledere helst vil se. ...

Ole Larsen skrev:
Jeg har Palle Laurings Danmarks Historie i 10 bind. Første bind udkom i 1954, og han begynder med istiden. Og så skriver han så sjovt: ...og tilsidst sætter istiden ind. Det er endnu ikke klart, hvad grunden er. Luftens kulsyreindhold spiller en rolle, måske betyder solpletterne mere, men klimaet blir koldere, tilsidst så koldt, at sneen ikke kan smelte om sommeren.

Trold Robert Wagner skrev:Der fandtes palæøklimatologi før der overhovedet var snak om menneseskabte kli aforandringer.

Trold Robert Wagner skrev:Der fandtes palæøklimatologi før der overhovedet var snak om menneseskabte kli aforandringer.

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

(Min fremhævning.)

John Niclasen skrev:
I fortsættelse af Klimabenægtere 23-08-2023 23:09

Tony Heller har endnu en video, hvor han bl.a. addresserer myten om, at havisen først blev målt fra satellit siden 1979:

My Eight Millionth Birthday @ rumble
My Eight Millionth Birthday @ YouTube

I videoen henvises bl.a. til en videnskabelig udgivelse om havisens udbredelse i Antarktis, der varierede betydeligt mellem 1964 og 1966:

Anomalous Variability in Antarctic Sea Ice Extents During the 1960s With the Use of Nimbus Data @ ntrs.nasa.gov

Forskerne skriver:

Abstract - The Nimbus I, II, and III satellites provide a new opportunity for climate studies in the 1960s. The rescue of the visible and infrared imager data resulted in the utilization of the early Nimbus data to determine sea ice extent. A qualitative analysis of the early NASA Nimbus missions has revealed Antarctic sea ice extents that are significant larger and smaller than the historic 1979–2012 passive microwave record. The September 1964 ice mean area is 19.7x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more the 250,000 km2 greater than the 19.44x106 km2 seen in the new 2012 historic maximum. However, in August 1966 the maximum sea ice extent fell to 15.9x10^6 km2 +- 0.3x10^6 km2. This is more than 1.5x10 km^6 below the passive microwave record of 17.5x10^6 km2 set in September of 1986. This variation between 1964 and 1966 represents a change of maximum sea ice of over 3x10^6 km2 in just two years. These inter-annual variations while large, are small when compared to the Antarctic seasonal cycle.

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