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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Moore_(consultant) "In 2006, he disagreed with the scientific consensus on climate change in a letter to the Royal Society, arguing there was "no scientific proof" that mankind was causing global climate change and believes that it "has a much better correlation with changes in solar activity than CO2 levels". He has falsely claimed that there is no scientific evidence that carbon dioxide contributes to climate change." In other words, he is clueless about the role of CO2 in causing climate change, and is just making stuff up.
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in the sense that resarchers apply to foundations for funds to conduct research, and papers are the result of that research, the patrons are pleased. Unless the papers do not survive peer review, or errors are uncovered. The oil industry funds scientists who scrutinize papers about climate change, rarely finding errors. If a scientist could disprove the Global Warming hypothesis, they would become very wealthy. No luck for them so far, the scientific consensus remains behind Climate Change. Except for some oddballs and lunatics.
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Suvarnabhumi Passengers Urged to Arrive Early Amid Potential Delays
Danderman123 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Back to long lines at outgoing Immigration at BKK. ???? -
https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/high-arctic-research-station-forced-to-close-1.1171728 This is just one ground station, mostly used for ozone research. Your internet friends sent you that information, hoping you were gullible enough to believe their claim that the global temperature measuring system has degraded. But global temperature is largely monitored by satellite, and ground stations are mostly used for calibration. There are independent satellite networks operated by different countries, and their datasets are largely in agreement on global temperature increases. Science 1 Your internet friends 0
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I once did a reverse rescue of a lady. She was living with a Thai boyfriend and very unhappy. One night she came to stay in my hotel (in Udon Thani). The next morning, she decided to go with me to Pattaya to work bar. She never saw the boyfriend again, she didn't even go back to her room to pick up her clothes.
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Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft crashes into Moon
Danderman123 replied to Social Media's topic in World News
The Lavochkin bureau once did a redesign of the upper stage of the Dnepr launcher (SS-18) to accommodate the requirements of one of my projects, that's how I knew them. -
Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft crashes into Moon
Danderman123 replied to Social Media's topic in World News
That's how I started. I taught myself Russian reading the books about the Soviet space program. Then I went to Russia to work on various projects. One of my designs passed System Requirements Reviews in Russia and by NASA simultaneously. I was a busy boy. -
Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft crashes into Moon
Danderman123 replied to Social Media's topic in World News
I used to work in Russia, among the various factories and design bureaus. And my NDAs have all expired.