You're About to See an Incredibly Rare Cloud, and It's Proof the Climate Is Changing
So this scare article has a decent enough tag line; "Proof the Climate is changing". I noted though that there is one line saying that "The more methane released, the more water vapor is up there" but it is not substantiated. They also say they were first seen after Krakatoa went up in 1885. They infer some direct relationship, yet it also is not substantiated. Then they just had to add some little tidbits of "possibly due to climate change" read: Haven't got the foggiest clue but had to put that in for political purposes so we can keep our grant" or some such. Bottom line, these are really cool looking as the sun reflects off them after dark due to angle of attack and their height. I still would prefer the Aurora coming south.....
My problem with the current climate change debate is that it seems a setup to implement some sort of global control over people. A carbon tax? Really? Have they finally figured out a way to tax the air we breath. After all, there are 7 billion people on this planet and each time someone exhales they introduce carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
There is NO man-made climate change, PERIOD. It's remarkable to me that we know the Earth's climate has had ongoing change for billions of years, we're now the cause of it.
Only the hubris of liberals makes such a patently absurd hypothesis possible.
Rain at times, Sleet at times, Hurricanes on east cost, Hurricanes on West Coast during El Nino.
Had fog yesterday morning, all cause by nature NOT man.
drive to keep a govt grant flowing. -- j
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I saw a noctilucent cloud once in my life. That was back in the 1980's and I was in Northern Arizona. Definitely cool.
But then they go on to say that they are usually visible in the polar regions but are now being seen at 40 degrees latitude. Gee, Arizona is even further south. But, to the point, in the same mindset of making long drawn speculative conclusions regarding "climate change", water vapor, etc, isn't it just as easy to say that since they are more common in polar regions and are spreading south - wouldn't that imply global cooling?
I do not buy into climate change hysteria, and the idea of a new and beautiful cloud formation showing up in my latitude is an opportunity for wonder.
Jan
Jan
It's called "History of the Earth."
Freaking duh!
RFK Jr. wants me to go to jail for this--
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQm6N60b...
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