Summer to rank among Canada's warmest on record

[L Gilbert]

Well, Pete has a point in that our mag. shield is a large factor in global warming but he seems to be basing his argument on these Danes and their research, but, "The two scientists acknowledged that CO2 plays an important role in the changing climate, "but the climate is an incredibly complex system, and it is unlikely we have a full overview over which factors play a part and how important each is in a given circumstance," Riisager told Videnskab." As I said a loooooong time ago here, there is not just one factor involved and the evidence points to human intervention in climate cycles.

What does that translate to in Celsius instead of Joules (10 the 22nd)?

00,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 is a gosh awful lot of zeros

Jeeez, Pete. You getting lazy in your old age?
1.5X10^23J is 7.89847614699696X10^19 Celcius heat (energy) units.

Joule = a unit of energy equal to the work done when a force of one newton acts through a distance of one meter.
4.184 joule of heat energy (or one calorie) is required to raise the temperature of a unit weight (1 g) of water from 0oC to 1oC.
1 J (Joule) = 0.1020 kpm = 2.778 10-7 kWh = 2.389 10-4 kcal = 0.7376 ft.lbf = 1 kg.m2/s2 = 1 watt second = 1 Nm = 9.478 10-4 Btu

 

[petros]

Nothing yards harder on jet streams and ocean currents than the magnetosphere.

It is the most powerful and influential of Earth systems

We have definitely seen upper atmosphere heating in areas that never did experience the friction of solar particles being pulled to damn near light speed through our atmosphere in recent history.

When the the system that keeps he whole flipping atmosphere from being blown off into space is down in strength by 20% and toodling off further north by 1500+km in 20 some years and yanking the air and ocean along with it it's not Man's doing.

If man is doing that to the northern magnetic pole I want to know how and who.

Do you want to see spin at work?

Read how north just became south and east became west....

The North Pole moves as ice sheets melt - Science

Or do the ice sheets melt as the pole moves like it does in the world of reality?

 

[darkbeaver]

Even the BBC now admits global warming ain't hapnin,

 

[L Gilbert]

Nothing yards harder on jet streams and ocean currents than the magnetosphere.

It is the most powerful and influential of Earth systems

We have definitely seen upper atmosphere heating in areas that never did experience the friction of solar particles being pulled to damn near light speed through our atmosphere in recent history.

?? So the solar particles are pulled by Earth rather than having been chucked at us by the sun? Interesting.

When the the system that keeps he whole flipping atmosphere from being blown off into space is down in strength by 20% and toodling off further north by 1500+km in 20 some years and yanking the air and ocean along with it it's not Man's doing.

I don't think anyone's suggesting that.

If man is doing that to the northern magnetic pole I want to know how and who.

Gawd did it.

Do you want to see spin at work?

Read how north just became south and east became west....

The North Pole moves as ice sheets melt - Science

lol That's funny stuff, but you expect otherwise from the usual suspects working for lamestream media?

Or do the ice sheets melt as the pole moves like it does in the world of reality?

Pretty much.

But like I said, the mag. shield plays a large part but it ain't the whole scene.

 

[petros]

So the solar particles are pulled by Earth rather than having been chucked at us by the sun? Interesting.

Yuuuuuup. Chucked then pulled. Neat huh? Pulled fast enough to make oxygen and nitrogen glow as colours from the friction.

Our role is miniscule. We do stupid sh*t and we aren't smart enough to move magnetospheres.

 

[L Gilbert]

uhuh I didn't know that our magnetosphere was strong enough to yank anything from the sun. I thought the sun chucked it at us at approx 93M MPH.

Our role may be tiny, but it still adds to the equation. Suppose you want to fly directly along a line of longitude, but for whatever reason your plane deviates by 1% of a sec. Over a couple miles that ain't a big deal, but if you're flying from Manzanillo, MX to FlinFlon, you're gonna miss it.

Ah, now I see you've edited your original comment to say pulled by Earth AND chucked by the sun. Cute.

 

[petros]

Chucked then pulled. .

Where did you get that idear?

 

[L Gilbert]

Wut?

 

[shadowshiv]

Considering how it said it was 29C out today, I'm not surprised that we'll be having a scorching Summer! I hope we'll at least get more rain than we did last Summer!

 

[petros]

29C would be a Godsend.

 

[shadowshiv]

29C would be a Godsend.

This is in SW Ontario. What's it like where you're at?

And it's supposed to go down to 12C on Friday. That will be nice(and normal).

 

[petros]

We had 28 a couple weeks ago but now it's lingering at 20C and yeah Toronto is only 1000km south of me. About the same parallel as Casper Wyoming



P.S. I'd rather go to Casper than Toronto.

 

[Walter]

This is in SW Ontario. What's it like where you're at?

And it's supposed to go down to 12C on Friday. That will be nice(and normal).

Normal for SW ON this time of years is in the low 20's. 12 will seem very cold for the end of May.

 

[Vancouverite]

It's kinda cold out here, isn't it?

 

[Vancouverite]

Gander, Nfld, is experiencing its greatest May snowfall since 1945.

 

[shadowshiv]

Normal for SW ON this time of years is in the low 20's. 12 will seem very cold for the end of May.

Is it? Huh. I recall one June when it was so chilly that I could see my breath (this was late evening, early morning). I also expected snow!

 

[Walter]

Is it? Huh. I recall one June when it was so chilly that I could see my breath (this was late evening, early morning). I also expected snow!

It is, look it up.

 

[petros]

Link?

 

[Walter]

Link?

Google or Bing.

 

[petros]

Link?