I fail to see how climate "scientists" apply there so-called "science" in any case. The normal orbit of Jupiter causes a wobble in the sun's rotation of more than 1 solar radius. This is about 0.4% of the distance between the earth and the sun. Now this occurs every 12 years. Then you have the sunspot cycles, which occur every 11 years. When you super-impose these two phenomena, you get about 150 year cycles where you may have peaks of higher temperature related to the fact that the sun may be closer to the earth and the fact that there is more activity on the sun....
In contrast to this temperatures have only been measured over the last century and not very accurately. In fact, balloon and satellite measurements only began in the 50's. (66 years ago). In other words not even 42% of one cycle. Other temperature measurements before that were done by using ground based thermometers over limited areas and is therefore not even accurate. Added to this, during the period, some adjustments were made which also changed the measurement values. (so, just how accurate are those measurements in any case).
What I gather from the 150 year period is that "weather change" (not climate change) is normal. and it occurs over hundreds of years. "Weather change" is part of the NORMAL climate on the planet and despite these changes man has survived for thousands of years. (More than a few 150 year cycles). Stated differently, temperature changes are part of the climate and a temperature change, whether up or down, is not "climate change", it is "current weather conditions" .
It is just a pity that the climate change advocates resort to idiotic rhetoric, where they say that "Because it is hotter where I live this year, there must be global warming!"
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20 Dec 2016, 11:37
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20 Dec 2016, 11:37#1