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Post by duwayne on Jun 25, 2021 2:17:06 GMT
That’s a great article and exposes Gore and Nye for the frauds they are. Fortunately, my proposed experiment for testing Nautonnier’s hunch that LWIR will cool the ocean doesn’t have the fatal flaw in the Gore/Nye experiment. The LWIR passes directly to the water surface through air. Putting glass in the way would absorb the LWIR. One thing I would caution here for some who may not read the whole article. This article does not conclude that CO2 is not a “greenhouse gas”. Watt’s words are “I should make it clear that I’m not doubting that CO2 has a positive radiative heating effect in our atmosphere, due to LWIR re-radiation, that is well established by science.”
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Post by duwayne on Jun 22, 2021 4:47:41 GMT
Ideas? Volunteers? From amongst the web-design gifted? Time to become Solar Cycle 25? It makes sense to start a new forum called SolarCycle25 and I have looked at creating it on Freeforums at Proboards, it appears to be quite easy to set up from what they say however I have no interest in actually doing it so will leave it to any experts here. Birder, I second the idea of starting a new forum on Proboards. Proboards is free (with ads) and the posters here are familiar with it. It is quite easy to set up a basic board and it doesn't require an expert. I have no interest in doing it given what I'm already committed to.
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Post by duwayne on Jun 20, 2021 16:58:38 GMT
There are many positive studies showing Ivermectin works for reducing COVID. Has anyone seen any negative data for Ivermectin?
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Post by duwayne on Jun 17, 2021 0:30:28 GMT
The deaths from COVID in Colombia unfortunately are running at about 600 per day. The UK with a little larger population is about 8 deaths per day.
Before the vaccination program began to take effect early this year, the UK deaths hit 1500 per day.
A vaccination is cheaper than a bottle of pills and it lasts for a long time.
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Post by duwayne on Jun 14, 2021 13:39:47 GMT
Been thinking about the path this C19 is running. We have well vaccinated countries suddenly seeing casing rising a lot due to the Indian version no explosion in deaths as yet but clearly the vaccine is a failure if no positive tests is the goal. Meanwhile the positive test rate in India keeps falling with the Ivermectin etc. protocols in place. Death rates are rolling along there at 2 deaths/Million/Day. not horrific but still high. As a reference the UK peaked at 25 deaths/Million/Day My take on this is that for the immunity to be complete you need T cell immunity in addition to antibody immunity. They are vaccinating C19 recovered people to disguise this difference but the way to get through this is to get the disease and not die or have the vaccine and get the disease but hopefully at a lower severity. Oh yes there is the immunity option but no money in that for the ruling class. India and the countries around there are a major embarrassment to the ruling class. What is the death rate for those who have been vaccinated?
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Post by duwayne on Jun 12, 2021 16:11:04 GMT
I meant to say I'm not buying the cool the water with LWIR claim. How about this experiment. If your oven has a top heating coil then place 2 containers of water near the bottom. Put something on a rack above the cups, which blocks the radiant heat from the coil to one of the cups. Turn on the coil and see how the temperature of the water in the 2 cups compares as time passes. Without looking anything up. I see two possible problems. The radient heat spectrum of the stove is likely much greater than CO2 emissions, and you might need to insulate the cups, so that only the water surface is exposed. OK. Insulated cups it is. Nautonnier's claim was for LWIR and wasn't limited to CO2.
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Post by duwayne on Jun 10, 2021 21:11:29 GMT
I'm still not buying the "heat water using LWIR" claim. When will you run the experiment? I am not in a position to run 'the experiment' - I also do not believe that you can heat water with LWIR. Problem is that the climate 'scientists' are all believers and they do not want to run the experiment - why would they? I meant to say I'm not buying the cool the water with LWIR claim. How about this experiment. If your oven has a top heating coil then place 2 containers of water near the bottom. Put something on a rack above the cups, which blocks the radiant heat from the coil to one of the cups. Turn on the coil and see how the temperature of the water in the 2 cups compares as time passes.
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Post by duwayne on Jun 10, 2021 16:26:01 GMT
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Post by duwayne on Jun 10, 2021 16:08:21 GMT
Here is a challenge - heat water using LWIR at the strength and wavelength of 'downwelling infrared from CO 2' Null hypothesis The LWIR will cool water as it enhances the evaporation of the surface layer and the loss of latent heat of evaporation which will be carried up and away by convection. Any comments from 'the team'? I'm still not buying the "heat water using LWIR" claim. When will you run the experiment?
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Post by duwayne on Jun 9, 2021 18:55:28 GMT
Their stated concern is that "gained immunity" from previous exposure to initial strain(s) of covid will not stop re-infection from certain newly-mutated strains. But the only examples they offer are a few from immuno-compromised patients. If this is a serious problem for the majority of previously-exposed people (and also vaccinated people?), then they need more documented, undeniable samples. Otherwise it takes on a Chicken Little feel. This would seem to be a place where large covid antibody samples would be useful. Are all types of people with exposure-induced antibodies (from original strain(s)) getting re-infected? NOTE: I found a reference that Kroger pharmacies were offering cheap ($25) covid antibody tests last year. I went to Krogers to check. Seems thay are no longer doing that. I was dissappointed. People are used to influenza where new strains render vaccines and immunity from previous infections useless in less than a year. This article notes that... "Unlike other RNA viruses, coronaviruses possess a proofreading function (when the body makes copies of the virus), an enzyme known as Nsp14. Nsp14 corrects most mistakes in the transcription, but not all. Coronaviruses mutate to a lesser degree than what we see with things like influenza."
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Post by duwayne on Jun 9, 2021 15:21:27 GMT
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Post by duwayne on Jun 9, 2021 12:41:11 GMT
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Post by duwayne on Jun 9, 2021 12:16:28 GMT
or you could authorize Ivermectin and be done with it. Vaccinated numbers cant be directly added to the 114M infected because there is a substantial overlap. The Vaccine is good but as we are beginning to realize unlike Ivermectin needs a new version regularly or is that the plan! You are right about the overlaps. I adjusted my estimate above. Ivermectin would seem to be a good option as well but it's not happening. Is anyone here taking it?
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Post by duwayne on Jun 8, 2021 22:55:25 GMT
"The ‘two societies’: 97% of new COVID cases are among people who haven’t gotten the shots" www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/health/the-two-societies-97-of-new-covid-cases-are-among-people-who-havent-gotten-the-shots/The Indian Variant appears to be much more contagious than the UK variant which previously dominated in Europe and the US. The UK case numbers which had dropped dramatically from January are now on the rise as the Indian Variant takes over. The US drop is now in danger of reversing as the Indian Variant grows. If the 97% figure from above is accurate, and the Indian Variant is as effective at finding the non-immunized as the numbers are showing, it would seem that those who haven't been infected or vaccinated are likely going to be infected. The good news is that the CDC has recently reported that 114 million people have been infected versus the "official" number of 34 million. 170 million people have received at least 1 shot. If there is an overlap of about 25 million (I don't know the actual number) and the CDC is right about the number infected, there are about 75 million targets out there. That could be reduced fairly rapidly by more acceptance of the vaccine. At its peak there were 14 million vaccinations per week. (Updated to reflect overlaps.)
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Post by duwayne on Jun 6, 2021 17:08:51 GMT
That’s an interesting story about the RAF helping pick a good date for the D-Day invasion. My first “boss's boss” when I graduated from college was a former navyman who served in WWII. In early June, 1944, he was a meteorologist stationed on a navy ship a few hundred miles west of the D-Day landing site. Here’s the story he told me and others. In those days weather forecasting was an inexact science and a lot of weight was given to actual observations of approaching weather a day or so away. D-Day was scheduled for June 5th. But on June 4th, a storm was battering their ship, a “weather-day” away from the invasion site. He said despite the fact that there was tremendous pressure applied by the top military decision-makers to sugar-coat their observations because everything was ready to go, they reported the bad conditions and the invasion was called off. Eisenhower delayed the D-Day invasion for a day until June 6th. As time passed, the weather around the ship got even worse until suddenly early in the A.M. of June 5th, there was a patch of clear sky and the stars became visible and the winds dropped. They passed along this information and the plans for the invasion the following day were confrimed to full speed ahead. But then an hour later the winds and rain returned. There was a consensus that the weather would improve, but with the heavy weight given to actual observations, there were nervous moments given the enormity of the situation. I could tell the nervous period he went through still haunted him when he said "You can't imagine the relief when the winds and rain died down a little later".
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