


History of climate on earth











Can we trust the measurement of the global temperature?



He questioned the accuracy of the measurement in Al Gore's The Inconvenient Truth. He said that in the USA about 900 stations accounting for 78 percent of the total are incorrectly located such as in parking places or airports near the airplanes or runways where he believes it is definitely hotter than other natural areas such as mountains or rivers.




How much carbon-dioxide in the atmosphere?


He said that the average amount of water vapor is 30,000 ppm. So the consequence of that is that 95 percent or even up to 98 percent of the total greenhouse effect is water vapor while only one percent is CO2. The other greenhouse gases are ozone, methane and CFC, etc.






By the same theory, lakes absorb a lot of CO2 in winter and release the CO2 in summer. When the temperature reaches 23 to 25 degrees, you won't have much CO2 in the water. Thus this is a natural process and with all the minerals in sea water, the sea water can absorb 73 times more CO2 than fresh water.




Solar activity decides whether the temperature is up or down




In the atmosphere, there is 750 gigatons of Carbondioxide. In the ocean there is 38,100 gigatons of Carbondioxide. That is 50 times more according to the famous Henry's Law. Henry's law says that 98 percent of CO2 stays in the ocean while about 2 percent stays in the atmosphere.

It is estimated that humans today generate about 8 gigatons of CO2. Thus we release approx. one percent of CO2 to the atmosphere. The biomass is absorbing 121 gigatons and the oceans 92 gigatons. That means 28 percent of the CO2 in the atmosphere is absorbed each year in a cycle. All the CO2 in the air will be absorbed in less than 5 years, which means if we emit one percent a year, that percent is also included in the absorption. So one can never find more than 4 percent of CO2 in the atmosphere coming from humans," Goldberg explained.


"The people of Bangladesh breathe out 75 million tons of CO2 per year, Sweden generates 60 million tons per year from all its industrial activities, transports and warming of houses etc. while the people of China breathe out 700-800 million tons per year. What does it mean? It means to reduce the amount of the CO2 will have no effect on our climate at all. You cannot do anything, I mean you cannot stop the sun from coming up tomorrow morning. If we cannot stop the sun from going up in the morning, can we change the CO2 system in the atmosphere? It is self regulated and sun-controlled," Goldberg said.

Why comes El Nino?



Why does the arctic ice melt?


Comment: So if there was only a marginal slowing down of the earth's rotation, could this feasibly affect the Gulf Stream also? We at think that even a marginal slowing down of the planet's rotation could have sudden and catastrophic effects on our climate:
What we suspect has really been happening, based on our research thus far, is that the upper atmosphere is cooling because it is being loaded with comet dust, which shows up in the form of noctilucent clouds and other upper atmospheric phenomena. The comet dust is electrically charged, producing drag upon the planet's rotation and causing it to slow marginally (a process undoubtedly aided by man-made factors, not least the Pentagon's history of exploding atomic bombs in the upper atmosphere - releasing copious amounts of heavy metals - "chemtrail" activity along similar lines and the use of HAARP to create a neutral cavity between the conducting layers of the surface of the Earth and the ionosphere, into which vast amounts of electromagnetic waves are beamed from antennas attuned to human brain waves, at about ten cycles per second, producing changes in behavioral patterns). The slowing of the rotation is reducing the magnetic field, opening Earth to more dangerous cosmic radiation and stimulating more volcanism. The volcanism under the oceans is warming the waters which in turn is heating the lower atmosphere and loading it with moisture. The moisture hits the cooler upper atmosphere and contributes to a deadly mix of heavy rains and flooding, then hail and heavy snowfall that packs into ice as surface temperatures plummet. As with the sudden on set of ice ages in the past, they are preceded for a short period by a rapid increase in greenhouse gases and localised "hot pockets" in the lower atmosphere.

It is the same theory with the ancient trade current or trade wind, when you travelled from Europe to China, you had to wait for the winds to go in that direction and when you arrived in China, you have to wait another six months until the wind change direction so that you could sail back again.



Goldberg said whether the current is warm or cold depends on if the PDO is positive or negative. If it is positive, there is a warm current entering the Arctic Ocean and if it is negative, the warm water stays in the western Pacific Ocean.



