It is interesting that the laws of physics seems to be ignored by climatologists.

Some of the scientists agree that the global warming is happening, but they do not understand the reason it is happening and therefore, no matter what they would or will do, will not help the situation in any way.

To indicate what I mean, I’ll comment on the information from the following web site.

 

http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2012/03aug_summer2012/

Article Comment:

“During most of this past winter and spring, a positive North Atlantic Oscillation pressure pattern kept the jet stream further north and the US warmer and drier than normal.”

My Question:

What causes the “North Atlantic Oscillation pressure pattern?”

AC:

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With little moisture in the soil to evaporate and dissipate some of the sun’s energy, more solar radiation is converted to sensible heat, he says.”

MQ:

Could it be that “more solar radiation is converted to sensible heat” due to the atmosphere having less density now than it had back in the years that is being used as a standard for comparison?  Has anyone looked into the global atmospheric density difference between various years since our nuclear age began?

AC:

“CO₂ is up from 280 parts per million in the 19th century atmosphere to 400 parts per million now — a 43% increase,” says NASA climatologist Bill Patzert. “We’re emitting six times more carbon from fossil fuel use now than we did 50 years ago. Atmospheric CO₂ hasn’t been this high in 400,000 years.”

MQ:

Could it be that the percentage increase of CO₂ is also exasperated by the decrease of lighter gasses from the atmosphere, such as oxygen and nitrogen?

AC:

 

“Patzert firmly believes that Earth is warming up and humans are the main reason why. Christy, on the other hand, argues that natural climate variations are almost solely to blame.

MQ:

Does Christy explain how and why the natural heat variation occurred in the past and why the temperature returned to a lower level, if he can explain that, then he should also be able to explain how long this heat system will stay with us and why it is here.