Climate Change -- the Scientific Debate

You may of course watch it, but it's been highly criticized for its fraudulent content. Some of the participating scientists say they'd never take part if they knew what it was really about, and their interviews were, accordingly, heavily edited.

A refreshing look at this. Nice to see it without all the spin.

"can you do a response to The Great Global Warming Swindle?"

Yes, I will be looking at that program later in the series.

I'm not on my own computer... nore do I have a credit card or PayPall to purchas things on the net... but I think xNAgff and wzxd8rm may have viable solurions...

This video isn't about nuclear fusion or fission. Stick to the topic, please ! ! !

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In addition to this video, can you do a response to The Great Global Warming Swindle? That would be great.

"It's easier just to copy the video from the browser cache."

How can I do this? Looks like I've blown $25 for nothing.

It's easier just to copy the video from the browser cache.

You can buy software online. I use 'video piggy' which cost about $25. Once up and running you just type in the URL in the interface, select a folder to download to, and it downloads the video as an AVI file. Only works on YouTube and a few other sites.

This idea comes from prof Zimmerman: Fluis turbuelnce overcomes the stong atomic force. So passing H or steam up a Ti hleix does nuclear fusion: As does the deep seas and water falls today. Adn plants in the light, and grownig bacteria, and animal blood systems, and chemical engines whic hprocess steam.

fantastic video ( again!) very glad I have found your channel

Jon, everything I've ever read on the subject, including a physics lecture course from UC Berkeley, tells me that fusion requires immense temperatures and pressures like those found in the sun, to overcome the repulsion between atoms and fuse them. This fusion then releases more energy. If boiling water induced fusion, the energy gained would cause more fusion until every atom in the pan was fused. This much energy would be like an H-bomb going off in your kitchen. This clearly doesn't happen.

I was TAUGHT this from 1982 to 86. Passing steam along a helical pipe gives off radiation: With no combustion going on! Boilers, even when heated electrically give off radiation. This includes your kettle at home as it boils! Growing green crops in the light, and growing bacteria, and animal blood systems all give off radiation as they do molecular nuclear fusion. Reply.

Is there some where I can download this video on? I want to put it on my PSP and show it some of my co-workers who have no idea how Climate Change works...