arctictern

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   by arctictern 10y ago

   And my sincerest apologies to Peter Thorne. My statements about him were completely inaccurate. If I could delete the comment, I would. After some googling, this paper may be related to the one I recalled reading: ftp://podaac.jp
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   by arctictern 10y ago

   Yeah, sorry about the low quality comment. But the more sincere point was, don't claims to know the global average ocean surface temperature in the 19th century with some accuracy qualify as "extraordinary claims"? I feel unc
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   by arctictern 10y ago

   Um, even if you subscribe to agw, shouldn't we be at least a little bit skeptical of estimates of ocean temperature before WWII? I mean that article has a chart of global temperatures going back to 1850. How the frog do they know what
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   by arctictern 10y ago

   If only that were true. If you remember a few years ago, an experiment seemed to (incidentally) show particles travelling faster than the speed of light [1], which would have been an exception to Einstein's well established theory. The