NASA's Research on Climate Change | Above and Beyond

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[claudenormandeau]

Very well explained in this video. Thank you

[obama]

bruh mark my words, we won't take actions until it's too late.

[mountainfury]

I guess the curve with increasing CO2 explains why from personal experience (not scientific) in France, summer heat seems to peak more towards June/July than in the 90s when it was in August and why February now sees the mildest winter temps of any other winter month, when traditionally it would be the coldest.

[scurusscurus]

i’d love to see these representations on actual images from space. i feel like it would drive the point home more

[Rothydot]

And it feels like me on a good day- above & beyond.

[Kintabl]

You get that, if your models show that the Sun can only heat Earth to -18°C.

[rockinrobby]

How did the earth warm and cool before we were here? And what “should” the temperature of the earth be? And how many people would die in developing nations if everyone bought in to your hysteria?

[petertosh]

No one is giving up their cars, boats electronics that need batteries, such as cell phones, computers, tesla electric vehicles.its to late to reverse the damage.even if we went back to living like we did 300 years ago.live it up now! Because one day it will be gone.

[jomolololo]

The earth is billions of years old, we have study thr climate for less than % of earths lifetime and then make assumptions SmH.

[staalwijk]

The world is pussing the reset button, we are to late, money is more important.

[markdempsy]

It's a scary place where the earth and climate are heading. I hate to say this but I'm kinda glad I won't be alive to see the what's to come . floods, fires, plastic in oceans, hurricanes, more co2 as more rain forests disappear. In my opinion its gonna get worse before it gets any better. It's a sad reality that needs to be dealt with before it becomes irreversible if it isn't already. 🐳🐬⚡☁

[RussellStovetop]

Circa 1880 is the start of recorded data. Satellite data has only been in play since circa 1960. Lots of these "claims" are from land-sea data. Go educate yourself after watching this. NOAA has data among other reputable sites. At what elevation above sea level are measuments taken? Time of day? Clouds? Ice? Calm or 40mph winds? ...

[MikeJones-vlnc]

The last time it was warm, tropical warm, the migration happened, acient cities flooded & the desert had more water? Maybe the grand canyon was full too!!? Salt lake was under water?

[colinsodhiambo]

Din't any one see how the noth poles are melting faster?, I think its high time we as humans should re consider our ways

[raymondbedborough]

The technology is there its down to political and financial reasons for real change

[matttcoburn]

Don't think there has been any increase in hurricanes. Warming should reduce the vertical temperature gradient and reduce the formation of hurricanes. In any case there has been no increase.

[adventurefrommyview]

Estoy harto de q YouTube recomiende videos fake para adoctrinarme!

[jaredvernon]

Who knows after all this warming maybe the world would be a better place than what we know. One thing I do know for sure those we are terrible at fixing problems friend since I can remember when we were worried about the trees plastic bags were the solution.

[hvachero]

Never A Straight Answer. Not A Space Agency

[todjones]

So why does NASA scientists have to alter climate records if their science is so believable?