Comments by "Old Scientist" (@OldScientist) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1. This is nonsense. It was hotter in the recent and distant past. There is no satellite data before 1979, and there was no real network of temperature stations outside Europe and America before the 1950s, so "ever" is not very long! It was much hotter in America in the 1930s, and the Vikings grew barley on Greenland, which is impossible today. This is bull meant to scare people into giving up their prosperity. Satellite data shows the Earth is continuing to warm steadily at around one-tenth of a degree Celsius per decade. If we didn't have thermometers we could even notice it.
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  2. 2023 was not the hottest year on large parts of the globe. Asia, Europe, U.S., Oceania, East N. Pacific Region, Hawaiian Region, Arctic, and the Antarctic all enjoyed their highest regional average temperature anomaly in previous years according to data released by NOAA.
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