Tue Jan 22, 2013, 02:08 PM

Redfairen (624 posts)

From NASA: Watch 128 Years of Global Warming in 52 Seconds

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19 replies	Author	Time	Post
From NASA: Watch 128 Years of Global Warming in 52 Seconds (Original post)	Redfairen	Jan 2013	OP
Kick.	littlemissmartypants	Jan 2013	#1
Kick again...	littlemissmartypants	Jan 2013	#2
That's crazy!	Fearless	Jan 2013	#3
WOW! Thanks for posting! n/t	DryRain	Jan 2013	#4
Check out Australia	Kennah	Jan 2013	#5
I've wondeed	Plucketeer	Jan 2013	#6
Must watch for conscious humans.	grahamhgreen	Jan 2013	#7
K&R. We really did have some very cold winters when I was a child. Not all. But some.	JDPriestly	Jan 2013	#8
Explain "Standstill."	alfredo	Jan 2013	#9
What am I watching?	Demo_Chris	Jan 2013	#10
I agree...	Pauldg47	Jan 2013	#11
I understand the scaling is done from ground & air samples data collected over	Amonester	Jan 2013	#13
That is ugly.	another_liberal	Jan 2013	#12
Yes it is and it's only beginning.	Amonester	Jan 2013	#14
Kick n/t	Agschmid	Jan 2013	#15
A big hand for Wall St investors & supporters.	raouldukelives	Jan 2013	#16
K&R! Wow!	Rhiannon12866	Jan 2013	#17
I'm guessing these are the temperature anomalies from the "Normals"	Canuckistanian	Jan 2013	#18
100 million barrels a day	jambo101	Jan 2013	#19

Response to Redfairen (Original post)

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 02:13 PM

littlemissmartypants (3,009 posts)

1. Kick.

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Tue Jan 22, 2013, 02:14 PM

littlemissmartypants (3,009 posts)

2. Kick again...

thank you.

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Tue Jan 22, 2013, 02:23 PM

Fearless (12,398 posts)

3. That's crazy!

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Tue Jan 22, 2013, 02:41 PM

DryRain (237 posts)

4. WOW! Thanks for posting! n/t

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Response to Redfairen (Original post)

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 02:42 PM

Kennah (6,746 posts)

5. Check out Australia

Australia Bureau of Meteorology site:
http://j.mp/AusHeat

More on Australian heat on Dot Earth:
http://j.mp/dotausheat

"It's been so hot in Australia in January (with more to come) that the government's Bureau of Meteorology added deep purple and pink to its weather charts to convey the new record highs. For the moment, while record heat is predicted to persist, the country looks to be avoiding the purple zone."

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Response to Kennah (Reply #5)

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 02:51 PM

Plucketeer (6,290 posts)

6. I've wondeed

what the heat is doing to the natural flora and fauna there!

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Response to Redfairen (Original post)

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 03:13 PM

grahamhgreen (9,794 posts)

7. Must watch for conscious humans.

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Tue Jan 22, 2013, 04:43 PM

JDPriestly (37,760 posts)

8. K&R. We really did have some very cold winters when I was a child. Not all. But some.

What a change. 1923 was the year with the biggest change. The 30s were pretty miserable. That was the dust bowl. This appears to fit with my understanding of the history. How impressive and frightening.

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Response to Redfairen (Original post)

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 05:10 PM

alfredo (46,575 posts)

9. Explain "Standstill."

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Tue Jan 22, 2013, 05:32 PM

Demo_Chris (2,433 posts)

10. What am I watching?

Note: I believe in global warming because I trust scientists. But that's a scary video and I would like to know more.

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Response to Demo_Chris (Reply #10)

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 08:25 PM

Pauldg47 (52 posts)

11. I agree...

..is the spread one degree, three degrees or five degrees over that amount of time. Also, how does NASA incorporate satellite info before 1960's when we didn't even have a space program. Was it estimated?

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Response to Pauldg47 (Reply #11)

Wed Jan 23, 2013, 12:47 AM

Amonester (10,185 posts)

13. I understand the scaling is done from ground & air samples data collected over

128 years.

As for the range, well it must be averages and yes, probably a few degrees Celsius.

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Response to Redfairen (Original post)

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 09:30 PM

another_liberal (1,178 posts)

12. That is ugly.

That is one ugly video right there.

And the fools still want to burn Canadian tar sands oil. Jeez!

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Response to another_liberal (Reply #12)

Wed Jan 23, 2013, 12:51 AM

Amonester (10,185 posts)

14. Yes it is and it's only beginning.

The transformation of Planet Earth into a Planet Venus 'clone' has begun.

And the fools are mostly a billion or more (China, India, South America, the Big Oil Corporations, and the 'Developing' countries).

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Response to Redfairen (Original post)

Wed Jan 23, 2013, 12:52 AM

Agschmid (1,870 posts)

15. Kick n/t

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Thu Jan 24, 2013, 02:21 AM

raouldukelives (2,379 posts)

16. A big hand for Wall St investors & supporters.

Your continued funding of deniers & anti-climate change science is appreciated. By someone.

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Response to Redfairen (Original post)

Thu Jan 24, 2013, 03:15 AM

Rhiannon12866 (54,951 posts)

17. K&R! Wow!

Thanks so much for posting this!

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Response to Redfairen (Original post)

Thu Jan 24, 2013, 08:19 PM

Canuckistanian (42,204 posts)

18. I'm guessing these are the temperature anomalies from the "Normals"

If so, we're screwed. And in our childrens' lifetimes.

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Response to Redfairen (Original post)

Fri Jan 25, 2013, 02:19 AM

jambo101 (396 posts)

19. 100 million barrels a day

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The rise in global temperature certainly does parallel our rise in oil usage over the years to our now daily need for 100 million barrels a day.25 million of that being used by the USA alone.
Amazes me that the Global warming deniers think there is no environmental consequence to using that much fossil fuels on a daily basis or noticing how the weather has taken a dramatic shift to the warmer side..

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