Re: Global Warming:Real or Fake?
No, the movie is wrong. The spike shown did go above the other spikes in the past, however, one of the spikes in the past was wrong and that was the spike during the Medieval times. During the Medieval ages, temperatures in Britain were higher than they are now. Proof? Many Vineyards existed during those times and to make Vine, you need grapes, which grow in very, very warm temperatures.
There was another video refuting every single point of the Inconvenient Truth video and more on google, however, they've taken that down since then. Their entire argument was that the sun affected our Earth's temperatures, not us.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the video states that out of all the gases that make the Greenhouse Effect occur, CO2 makes up a very small amount. Not only that, human's do not produce nearly the same amount of CO2 (even with our machines and factories) as the animals do. Also, the animals and humans combine do not even come close to producing as much CO2 as the ocean does. During hot temperatures, the ocean produces more CO2 than any other time (because when it's warm, CO2 diffuses out of water).
Now, if the ocean relies on hot temperatures to release CO2 gas, and hot temperatures "rely" on Greenhouse gases, what does this tell us? CO2 in our atmosphere is an effect of heat, not the cause of it. In fact, the CO2 graph imitated the heat graph after 800 or so year had passed because oceans take a while to heat.
The scientist then used almanacs to gather information about sun activity. They traced sun activity back to when it was first recorded and made another graph based on the amounts of sun activity occuring and found that this graph perfectly matches the Earth temperature graph. In conclusion, the sun is what affects our weather, not us.
Don't worry about global warming, although it's happening, human's aren't causing it.
Watch the video yourself: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...+Warming&hl=en
~Tsugomaru
No, the movie is wrong. The spike shown did go above the other spikes in the past, however, one of the spikes in the past was wrong and that was the spike during the Medieval times. During the Medieval ages, temperatures in Britain were higher than they are now. Proof? Many Vineyards existed during those times and to make Vine, you need grapes, which grow in very, very warm temperatures.
There was another video refuting every single point of the Inconvenient Truth video and more on google, however, they've taken that down since then. Their entire argument was that the sun affected our Earth's temperatures, not us.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the video states that out of all the gases that make the Greenhouse Effect occur, CO2 makes up a very small amount. Not only that, human's do not produce nearly the same amount of CO2 (even with our machines and factories) as the animals do. Also, the animals and humans combine do not even come close to producing as much CO2 as the ocean does. During hot temperatures, the ocean produces more CO2 than any other time (because when it's warm, CO2 diffuses out of water).
Now, if the ocean relies on hot temperatures to release CO2 gas, and hot temperatures "rely" on Greenhouse gases, what does this tell us? CO2 in our atmosphere is an effect of heat, not the cause of it. In fact, the CO2 graph imitated the heat graph after 800 or so year had passed because oceans take a while to heat.
The scientist then used almanacs to gather information about sun activity. They traced sun activity back to when it was first recorded and made another graph based on the amounts of sun activity occuring and found that this graph perfectly matches the Earth temperature graph. In conclusion, the sun is what affects our weather, not us.
Don't worry about global warming, although it's happening, human's aren't causing it.
Watch the video yourself: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...+Warming&hl=en
~Tsugomaru
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