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Growing warmth is accelerating Arctic local weather and climate extremes – do you agree?
From North Carolina State University and the “because our models say so“Department comes this press release that is far more predictable than the climate…
China’s Zhuque-Three reusable rocket reaches essential milestone
Chinese company Landscape continues to develop the Zhuque-3 (ZQ-3), a two-stage launch vehicle inspired by SpaceX's Starship and Super Heavy. They…
Local weather out, affordability in – are you proud of that?
By Robert Bradley Jr.
“Climate policy is decidedly out of fashion in 2025 – among Democrats… Climate is out, affordability is in.” – Debra Kahn, Politico…
Appearing NASA boss publicizes additional “shocks”.
Citing delays, acting NASA chief Sean Duffy announced that the Artemis program - NASA's plan to return astronauts to the moon - would have to be…
Why I finished being a local weather catastrophist – is that clear?
Essay by Eric Worrall
Nordhaus is one of the giants of the climate alarmist movement – but in his own words: “I no longer believe this exaggeration.”…
Titan teaches a brand new chemistry lesson
On the surface, Earth and Saturn's moon Titan are very different from each other. Earth has a temperate climate and is warmed by the sun, liquid water…
Hurricane season nonetheless not right here – are you accomplished with it?
From DAILY CALLER
Steve MilloyContributor
Cynical, disaster-oriented climate hysterists have been pushing the narrative for decades that global…
Indicators of late-stage cryovolcanism in Pluto’s Hayabusa Terra
What can cryovolcanism on Pluto teach scientists about the dwarf planet's current geologic activity? This is what a recent study published in *The…
Australia’s Vitality Transition & De-industrialisation – Watts Up With That?
Richard Willoughby
Summary
This article has a close look at the progress of Australia’s electrical grid transition to weather dependent generating…
Alien civilizations might solely be seen to the cosmic blink of a watch
Is anyone out there? Probably. Most stars have planets; So far we have discovered more than 6,000 exoplanets, and the most basic statistics suggest the…