#physics #weather Tide trends finally updated I was giving up on this. You can tell the temperature of the oceans by looking at the small signals of the tide gauge. This one is Astoria, which is the only one I have found which is steady with regard to the distance to the centre of the earth. All other places are either sinking or rising.
This month has a sharp drop down, which reflects world temperatures, all controlled by the oceans. The Great Canard is noaa’s contention that sea levels are rising. Bull-crap! The only places where local sea level is rising are carefully chosen sites where there is coastal sinking, due to tectonic forces. The Pacific islands are either active and rising (lots of volcanism) or sinking, and forming coral atolls. I’m going to visit there soon. Good snorkeling means sinking.
@ceoln You are correct about ‘weight of data’ but if you look closely, there is no physics, and it’s all circular. There have been trillions of dollars wasted, and trillions are in play. There can be no other conclusion.
As a fun thing, I did a big series on my blog of ‘Gods of Global Warming’. They are all hiding now, and it is just institutional. I am not contesting them. I just go with the laws of physics, and the Scientific Method.
I am also astounded by the degree of ‘lying’, mainly about sea level. It scares me, so I won’t argue with you. Thanks for responding.
@ceoln ps. Also, I am not trying to prove anything or gather a following for money. If there is a debate, I fold up into fetal position and whimper.
@hasmis
Thanks, I will look for your weblog!
@ceoln Nice discussion. I just run my brain for a few hours in the morning, then I turn it off and run off the spinal chord (sic) like normal people. The automatic response (chime) is how I respond to anything freemo says…
@hasmis
Really? I mean, no offense, but there seems to be a lot of data from a lot of people that says the opposite; for instance https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/sea-level/ . What more-reliable data is there that leads to a different conclusion?