I’m delighted Ned Nikolov and Karl Zeller have chosen the Talkshop as the venue for the publication of this new open peer review paper on climate sensitivity. Scientific advance at the cutting edge has always been the most important aim of this blog, and I think this paper truly is an advance in our understanding […]
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Ned Nikolov & Karl Zeller: Exact Calculations of Climate Sensitivities Reveal the True Cause of Recent Warming
Posted: May 2, 2022 by tallbloke in Analysis, atmosphere, climate, Clouds, cosmic rays, Dataset, IPCC, modelling, Natural Variation, physics, pressure, radiative theory, research, solar system dynamicsTags: albedo, clouds
Does the Nikolov and Zeller discovery violate energy conservation?
Posted: September 2, 2019 by tallbloke in pressureTags: nikolov and zeller
Ned and Karl often run into people on twitter who tell them that their ‘theory’ violates the 1st Law of thermodynamics. Firstly, as Ned points out, their empirical work is not a theory, but a discovery. But let’s allow Paul to develop his argument, and then we’ll pick it apart and see if it ‘holds […]
Nikolov & Zeller: Reply to Dr Roy Spencer’s blog article.
Posted: January 17, 2019 by tallbloke in Analysis, atmosphere, climate, Critique, physics, radiative theory, solar system dynamics, Temperature, ThermodynamicsTags: Dr Roy Spencer, Nikolov, Zeller
Confusing Diabatic and Adiabatic Processes within the Climate Theory: A Reply to Dr. Roy Spencer’s Blog Article “Giving Credit to Willis Eschenbach” Ned Nikolov, Ph.D.Physical Scientist In a recent blog post, Dr. Roy Spencer at the University of Alabama at Huntsville attempted to criticize and dismiss the importance of our recent discovery about the physical […]
Resolving misconceptions about the Nikolov and Zeller universal theory of climate
Posted: April 16, 2018 by tallbloke in atmosphere, climate, radiative theory, solar system dynamics, Temperature, ThermodynamicsWe’ve been having a good knockabout on twitter with Patrick Moore concerning Ned and Karl’s Pressure-Insolation theory; their discovery that a simple formula using surface pressure and solar distance will accurately give you the surface temperature on vastly different planets and moons throughout the solar system. Patrick is a great guy, and a good sport, […]
WCC4 Rome: Interview with Nikolov and Zeller
Posted: October 23, 2017 by tallbloke in Analysis, atmosphere, climate, radiative theory, research, Temperature, ThermodynamicsTags: climate, greenhouse effect, pressure effect, Science
I got back from Rome last night following the highly successful World Climate Conference. Quite a number of CO2 sceptics gave presentations, which were politely received and discussed by all present. We even made a few converts. Here’s a short interview I made with Ned Nikolov and Karl Zeller where they give their impressions and […]
Daniel M. Sweger: Response to Nikolov and Zeller’s Unified Theory of Climate
Posted: March 30, 2012 by tchannon in Astrophysics, atmosphere, climate, GravityResponse to “Unified Theory of Climate” Updated PDF is here Dr. Daniel M. Sweger National College Introduction During the last two years that I have been teaching Environmental Science and attempting to explain global warming to my students, I have been frustrated at the lack of solid theoretical understanding of the primary processes coupled with […]
Nikolov & Zeller: Reply to Eschenbach
Posted: February 9, 2012 by tallbloke in Astrophysics, atmosphere, climate, Energy, flames, Incompetence, solar system dynamicsAnthony Watts has kindly offered the Talkshop the exclusive on Ned Nikolov and Karl Zeller’s reply to the article by Willis Eschenbach published at WUWT, which we accept, gladly. Reply to: ‘The Mystery of Equation 8’ by Willis Eschenbach Ned Nikolov, Ph.D. and Karl Zeller, Ph.D. February 07,2012 In a recent article entitled ‘The Mystery […]
Nikolov and Zeller: Reply to comments on the UTC part 1
Posted: January 17, 2012 by tallbloke in Astronomy, Astrophysics, atmosphere, climate, Energy, solar system dynamicsMy Thanks to Ned Nikolov, who has just sent the first part of the ‘Response to comments on the Unified Theory of Climate’ to us. Part 1: Magnitude of the Natural ‘Greenhouse’ Effect Ned Nikolov, Ph.D. and Karl Zeller, Ph.D. January 17, 2012 We’ve decided to split our expanded explanation into two parts, so that […]
Two more theories relevant to the Unified Theory of Climate by Nikolov and Zeller
Posted: January 9, 2012 by tallbloke in climate, Energy, Ocean dynamics, weatherWhile we await the reply to comments on the Unified Theory of Climate (not long now!), I’d like to draw attention to more complimentary work done independently by William Gilbert and Dean Brooks. In no particular order these are:- Bill Gilbert’s paper (E&E 2010) THE THERMODYNAMIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SURFACE TEMPERATURE AND WATER VAPOR CONCENTRATION IN […]
Unified Theory of Climate, Nikolov and Zeller
Posted: December 28, 2011 by tchannon in Astrophysics, atmosphere, climate, Geomagnetism, Ice ages, Solar physics, solar system dynamicsUnified Theory of Climate Expanding the Concept of Atmospheric Greenhouse Effect Using Thermodynamic Principles: Implications for Predicting Future Climate Change Ned Nikolov, Ph.D. & Karl Zeller, Ph.D. Emails: ntconsulting@comcast.net kzeller@colostate.edu Extended version of the poster presented at the Open Science Conference of the World Climate Research Program, 24 October 2011, Denver CO, USA http://www.wcrp-climate.org/conference2011/posters/C7/C7_Nikolov_M15A.pdf Abstract […]
Ned Nikolov: Does a Surface Solar Radiation Dataset Expose a Major Manipulation of Global Temperature Records?
Posted: July 11, 2022 by tallbloke in climate, Clouds, Dataset, solar system dynamicsOnce again it’s my pleasure to publish a new paper by Ned Nikolov and Karl Zeller at the Talkshop. In this study, we see the presentation of a climate conundrum, and recent surface solar radiation data which helps shed new light on the questions surrounding the ongoing adjustment of global temperature datasets. This new study […]
Ned Nikolov: Demystifying the Atmospheric Greenhouse Effect
Posted: September 6, 2021 by oldbrew in atmosphere, climate, pressure, radiative theory, solar system dynamicsTags: climate change, COP26, greenhouse effect
Tallbloke writes: Ned Nikolov has produced a video explaining what’s wrong with the currently fashionable radiative greenhouse effect hypothesis and laying out his and Karl Zeller’s better alternative theory which is supported by empirical data from across the solar system, rather than relying on the conjectures of C19th scientists. Everyone should make the time to […]
Ned Nikolov: What Can NASA Planetary Data Tell Us about Drivers of Earth’s Climate?
Posted: February 8, 2021 by tallbloke in Analysis, Astrophysics, atmosphere, climate, Clouds, Maths, Measurement, methodology, modelling, pressure, Solar physics, solar system dynamicsNed Nikolov, Ph.D. Has written to me with news of the presentations he made at this years AMS meeting. It’s vital we get people to understand the implications of the discoveries he and Karl Zeller have made. With our western governments jumping aboard the ‘Green New Deal’ and ‘NetZero’ bandwagons, we will need to work […]
A wetter world as solar grand minimum deepens.
Posted: July 11, 2020 by tallbloke in censorship, climate, Cycles, data, Measurement, modelling, solar system dynamicsA few days ago I tweeted this comment above some remarkable video of the Three Gorges Dam bypass sluices. Among other people, this was picked up by Willis, the warmist at WUWT, who used it as an opportunity to attack the reality of the Sun-climate connection:
Climatologist’s Cloud Confusion Continues: Catastrophists Claims Completely Confounded.
Posted: March 15, 2020 by tallbloke in Analysis, climate, Clouds, modellingFor decades we’ve been told that net cloud radiative forcing is positive. This means that the the amount by which clouds cool the surface, by reflecting solar radiation back to space, is outweighed by the amount that clouds warm the surface, by re-radiating surface emitted IR back towards the ground. So cloud increase equals warmer […]
Indian Lunar Mission Will Measure Surface Thermal Conductivity
Posted: July 10, 2019 by tallbloke in Astrophysics, exploration, Measurement, moon, NewsTags: chandrayaan 2, Nikolov
Our friends Ned Nikolov and Karl Zeller will be keen to see the data from the Chandrayaan 2 lunar mission scheduled for take-off next week. Among many other experiments planned, the rover will be measuring surface thermal conductivity – a key factor in estimating the global lunar surface temperature. The daily mail reports: India’s space […]
Crying Cowboy’s Censorship Complaint Codswallop
Posted: February 4, 2019 by tallbloke in Accountability, Blog, censorship, flames, Gravity, humour, Thermodynamics, windWillis Eschenbach recently complained that I banned him from the talkshop. He makes this complaint, on average, annually. Usually in a comment attacking Dr Ned Nikolov and Dr Karl Zeller. On the occasions I’ve bothered to respond, I’ve pointed out to Willis that in fact he banned himself from the talkshop, something he maintains is […]
What would happen if Mars and Venus swapped places?
Posted: November 4, 2018 by oldbrew in atmosphere, TemperatureTags: planetary theory
ASTROBIOLOGY NASA picked this article from the Many Worlds website, and by doing so endorsed the writer’s apparent belief in ‘heat-trapping gases’. But the “thought experiment” the science meeting was engaging in did not seem to include any reference to Nikolov and Zeller’s Universal Theory of Climate, which could have helped them out considerably. What […]
Met Office fakes the Foehn effect
Posted: October 24, 2018 by tallbloke in atmosphere, general circulation, Incompetence, MET office, Thermodynamics, weather, windDescending air in the atmosphere rises in temperature as it is adiabatically compressed in the pressure gradient created by gravity acting on atmospheric mass. This has been known for centuries. However, the MET Office has decided to do away with this fundamental fact of physics in a short video it has produced. Here is some […]
Claus Reith: The Porto Climate Conference
Posted: September 12, 2018 by tallbloke in solar system dynamicsHere are some first impressions of the Porto conference from one of the attendees. More as I sort out my photos. Global Green Airbag versus Global Greenhouse Basic Science of a Changing Climate – the topic of the Conference that took place at Porto University in Porto, Portugal on Sept. 07. – 09. 2018. Attended […]