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Tag Archives: water
Is There Life In Uranus? (Or your Neptune…)
Do the conditions of warm water, mud, and minerals needed for life exist inside the “ice giants” of Uranus and Saturn? I think so. Continue reading
A Very Good Test Of CO2 As “Warming” Finds It Doesn’t
A very good analysis of how CO2 does not warm several layers of the atmosphere and how surface data is really not fit for purpose. It’s the water vapor and the Urban Heat Islands that make the surface temperatures change. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Global Warming General
Tagged CO2, Temperture, UHI, Vapor, water
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What Happens When Sparky Car Sits In A Puddle?
Inside a Tesla motor after the car was underwater for a few days… I suggest avoiding deep puddles… Continue reading
