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Old 14-09-2016, 04:50   #46
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Has passed peer review and is published in PNAS

http://m.pnas.org/content/early/2016...34113.full.pdf

To which theory of gravity do you subscribe?
LOL, you can't "pass" peer review. Its not a test. Publishing opens it up to more peer review, that review is not even started.

I like the theory of space pushing in because a large mass object occupies the space. Not sure what one is correct thou. Don't really study it.
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Your statement;

"Its funny how they smuggle in global warming fiction to an otherwise good trip. The trip has been made before, and the arctic has been ice free before.
What's with people and fearmongering? Must they keep spouting global warming myths in an effort to raise money for their own foolish endeavours?"


implies that 'they' made the trip for some reason other than to bring attention to MMGW, thereby demonstrating either your lack of knowledge (ignorance) about the project, and/or an attempt to mislead or miseducate others by a (deliberate?, or just 'blissful'?) misrepresentation of the project.
Then the thread should be deleted as this forum does not have a political sub-forum. The thread is purely political in nature.
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Oh goody. Another thread morphs into a global warming debate.

Soooooo....., with that out of the way;

Driving a fossil fuelled stinky polluting boat through a pristine Arctic wilderness area in order to highlight the dangers of climate change is akin to shooting a stranger in order to highlight the danger of guns.

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Another Climate Change thread. Here we go again.

I bet this one gets closed sooner than the other two

Don't mind me standing in the corner watching the show
The NWP was open in 2016. Several yachts and cruise ships transited it.

Case closed.

Next spring we can have a NWP -2017 thread.
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Then the thread should be deleted as this forum does not have a political sub-forum. The thread is purely political in nature.
It was not until someone started making political statements. It was about yachts in the NWP.
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LOL, you can't "pass" peer review. Its not a test. Publishing opens it up to more peer review, that review is not even started.
Peer-review precedes publication

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Eagles Quest apparently does not broadcast it's position via AIS very often.
I have been in constant contact with EQII since they left Japan. I provided the on-shore support and weather update to them. The boat is crewed with experienced sailors. I have no problem to sail with them in a heart beat. Those on board are very capable individuals who are well educated, intelligent, successful achievers. The owner is a very humble and wise man, and yet the reporter took the advantage of it.

I found her News article is a bit biased towards Asians; it is just sad. Obviously, she does not have a clue about sailing in general. Although this is common themes on the internet as Asia gaining power in the world arena. But I know these will subside with time.

For those who want to know, they reported that they didn't see any ice until the last part of their NWP. EQII has left Pond Inlet last Sunday (Sept 11) sailing towards Ilulissat, Greenland.
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I have been in constant contact with EQII since they left Japan.
Thanks for the update.
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Driving a fossil fuelled stinky polluting boat through a pristine Arctic wilderness area in order to highlight the dangers of climate change is akin to shooting a stranger in order to highlight the danger of guns.
Agreed, lol, but please do not see the hypocrisy... please!!!

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The NWP was open in 2016. Several yachts and cruise ships transited it.

Case closed.

Next spring we can have a NWP -2017 thread.
Its not the first time, and far from the last.
That being said, jimmy cronell was unable to even get thru the NWP a few years ago, so every few years it opens.

FYI its been 19 years since the earth has warmed..... but then you already know that.
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Its not the first time, and far from the last.
That being said, jimmy cronell was unable to even get thru the NWP a few years ago, so every few years it opens.

FYI its been 19 years since the earth has warmed..... but then you already know that.
Cornell went through last year

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Do tell where you got this misinformation about 19 years of no warming?

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"the decade of the 2000s has been the warmest in the instrumental record of GMST""
RANK
1 = WARMEST
PERIOD OF RECORD: 1880–2015 YEAR ANOMALY °C ANOMALY °F
1 2015 0.90 1.62
2 2014 0.74 1.33
3 2010 0.70 1.26
4 2013 0.66 1.19
5 2005 0.65 1.17
6 (tie) 1998 0.63 1.13
6 (tie) 2009 0.63 1.13
8 2012 0.62 1.12
9 (tie) 2003 0.61 1.10
9 (tie) 2006 0.61 1.10
9 (tie) 2007 0.61 1.10
12 2002 0.60 1.08
13 (tie) 2004 0.57 1.03
13 (tie) 2011 0.57 1.03
15 (tie) 2001 0.54 0.97
15 (tie) 2008 0.54 0.97
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Do tell where you got this misinformation about 19 years of no warming?
Satellites don't lie.

Cornell failed on his first attempt, supporting what I said, that it opens every few years, as it historically has. So far no less ice then there has ever been. We have only been tracking it for a very very very short period of time, just like the global temperatures tracked from satellites.
As for ground temperature tracks, I have never seen a bigger joke in meteorological science then the retroactive temperature manipulation.
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... Gravity is also a theory - actually two quite different ones.
Please jackdale don't confuse him.

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... Gravity is observed, and can be tested, unlike big bangs and something from nothing.
Really interesting. I invite you to come with me to CERN and look at the effects of quantum fluctuation vacuum. Yes it can be observed!

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... Publishing opens it up to more peer review, that review is not even started.
I wish ...

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I like the theory of space pushing in because a large mass object occupies the space. Not sure what one is correct thou. Don't really study it.
Obviously.

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... The science is so far just theories, and no concrete proof...
This statement does not make sense at all. Actually it is an oxymoron.

It's obvious that you do not understand the word "Theory". Maybe it is a good idea to google "define: scientific theory" to get some background.
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Satellites don't lie.

Cornell failed on his first attempt, supporting what I said, that it opens every few years, as it historically has. So far no less ice then there has ever been. We have only been tracking it for a very very very short period of time, just like the global temperatures tracked from satellites.
As for ground temperature tracks, I have never seen a bigger joke in meteorological science then the retroactive temperature manipulation.
May I ask your expertise of the Arctic? As one who lives here, 70 deg N, I've seen the change during decades how much the climate has warmed up. There's no question, just hard facts about it as the summers are longer and winters milder than before.

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May I ask your expertise of the Arctic? As one who lives here, 70 deg N, I've seen the change during decades how much the climate has warmed up. There's no question, just hard facts about it as the summers are longer and winters milder than before.

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Personal observation is irrelevant due to the fact that your memories are unreliable, as are all peoples memories. You cannot see or observe global warming using your body, your personal observations, or your memory of events. Reason being, we are talking 1/10ths of a degree over several decades.
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