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Escrito por Invitado, on 13-07-2006 19:39,

1. Jose R.

Por cierto lo de los datos de satélites que decían que la troposfera se enfriaba ya fué contestado en Science en el 98. (Esto es ciencia, el artículo de Pepito en liberalismo.org o en la web manolito.com no).

Science 14 August 1998:
Vol. 281. no. 5379, pp. 930 - 932
DOI: 10.1126/ science.281.5379.930

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Perspectives
GLOBAL WARMING:
Global Climate Data and Models: A Reconciliation
James E. Hansen, Makiko Sato, Reto Ruedy, Andrew Lacis, Jay Glascoe

The debate over the existence of global warming and climate change has been muddled because of satellite data showing a cooling trend in Earth's troposphere. This apparent cooling is in disagreement with measurements at surface stations and with climate models. In their Perspective, Hansen et al. discuss a correction to the satellite data published by Wentz and Schabel in Nature that may have profound implications for discussions of climate change. Wentz and Schabel discovered that the original satellite data, published in 1995, was not adjusted for the natural decay of spacecraft altitude caused by atmospheric drag. When this adjustment is made, the satellite data agree with both surface data and model calculations. The authors of the Perspective conclude that the question now is not whether global warming exists--it clearly does--but what should be done about it.

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