Guest essay by Larry Hamlin
The L A Times ran an article addressing the year 2023 Northern Hemisphere summer temperatures which falsely claimed that:
“But in Britain and the United States, global records go back to the mid-1800s,…
Gluttonous Black Holes Eat Quicker Than Thought. Does That Clarify Quasars?
At the heart of large galaxies like our Milky Way, there resides a supermassive black hole (SMBH.) These behemoths draw stars, gas, and dust toward them with their irresistible gravitational pull. When they consume this material, there’s a…
World’s largest corporations stall local weather motion regardless of guarantees • Watts Up With…
From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT
By Paul Homewood
Cutting emissions is proving harder than committing to cut emissions
Climate progress at big companies is hitting a wall.The world’s largest companies have committed to…
A Collision Between Gigantic Galaxy Clusters. Too Huge, Too Early
Just when cosmologists have a workable theory for when and how galaxy collisions happened in the early Universe, something challenges it. In this case, the challenger is a collision of two massive galaxy clusters that combined to form a…
Sorry, Guardian and Reuters, Island Nations Have No Local weather Case • Watts Up With That?
From ClimateREALISM
The Guardian and Reuters, along with other mainstream media outlets and news services, are covering a “landmark” hearing in a case a group of small island nations are bringing to have carbon dioxide emissions…
A New Observatory Will Spot Core-Collapse Supernovae Earlier than They Explode
The thing about a supernova is that you never know when it might occur. Supernovae are triggered either by a collision with another star or when the interior of a massive star becomes depleted of nuclear fuel and begins a rapid collapse.…
August 2023 Version • Watts Up With That?
The Maxim of our resolve “Walk toward the fire. Don’t worry about what they call you.” – Andrew Breitbart | read more
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