German Rocket Team at Fort Bliss, Texas, USA, August 1946; Rudolph is in the front row, fourth from the left. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

English: Mel Gibson at the Cannes film festival (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Spanish parliament to vote on mandatory Holocaust studies

Mel Gibson: Holocaust Denier?

( Now I don't know about you...but I wasn't even born at that time, let alone living in Germany. Certainly my parents said that during the war they knew nothing about it. So what is this 'you must not deny' nonsense about ? I have no contrary knowledge. But it is ridiculous for me to have to seem to affirm something of which I am ignorant, even if that is not the phrasing used. It is not so ridiculous for me to smell a rat : Mind Control. So I posted Denier after scoping out the situation. And holocaust ( genocide ) denial seems to have happened .... but perhaps not for the one all the fuss is about.

And if that seems farfetched...so was Operation Paperclip. It seems to have been decided that some Nazis weren't so bad to have around after all. )

Is there a major man-made climate driver the models miss?

What if winds were mainly driven by changes in water vapor, and those changes occurred commonly in air over forests? Forests would be the pumps that draw in moist air from over the oceans. Rather than assuming that forests grow where the rain falls, it would be more a case of rain falling where forests grow. When water vapor condenses it reduces the air pressure, which pulls in more dense air from over the ocean.
A new paper is causing a major stir. The paper is so controversial that many reviewers and editors said it should not be published. After two years of deliberations, Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics decided it was too important not to discuss.
Judith Curry of the Georgia Institute of Technology, an author of the standard textbook Thermodynamics of Atmospheres and Oceans, is encouraging. “The process they describe is physically correct,” she said. “The main question is its relative magnitude compared with other processes.” She thinks it could explain why climate models do not get monsoons and hurricanes right.