Climate

Science

Kaô Kabecile. Social anarchist. Learner.
This is me, uncensored. 
Travel alfa @ /seaskyline
Visit my brain /marceland

@aviationdoctor.eth have you ever heard about this? I don’t know any geologist help

One thing I love about Farcaster is its open-mindedness — when we reach out and consult each other about our respective domains instead of blindly accepting pseudo-truths at face value like seems to happen on X.

Anyway, here @laursa.eth and I shine some light on recent climate denial claims

Kaô Kabecile. D’oxum. 
Social anarchist. Learner.
This is me, uncensored. 
Travel alfa @ /seaskyline
Visit my brain /marceland

Thought you might share your thoughts on the role if sulfate reduction, and/or volcano > water vapor.

No rush.

Thanks.

PhD in aviation ∩ climate science | Aviator, diver, ETH maxi, nexialist | Host of /diving /ethfinance /eth-staker /geopolitics /science /singapore /thomas

Growing veggies for the fine folks of Southeastern Massachusetts, w/ a focus on nutrient quality. Always interested in the evolution of digital payments.  🎩 

This is super interesting. There aren't precedents that I know of. But yes, water vapor is actually responsible for about half of all radiative forcing, ahead of CO2.

We don't talk about it much because humans generally don't introduce water vapor into the stratosphere (that may change if hydrogen-powered aircraft take over). Also, atmospheric water vapor has a really short life span (couple of weeks) compared to centuries or more for CO2, so it's usually not a concern.

But in this instance it was a large amount of H2O at once so the effect is noticeable, mostly on the ozone layer but also (very slightly) on positive forcing.

I don't have the data to say whether a regular volcanic eruption of the same magnitude, but spewing particulates instead of H2O in the stratosphere, would have had a greater (negative) forcing effect than the H2O had (in the positive direction).

Thought you might share your thoughts on the role if sulfate reduction, and/or volcano > water vapor.

No rush.

Thanks.

https://theconversation.com/tongas-volcanic-eruption-could-cause-unusual-weather-for-the-rest-of-the-decade-new-study-shows-231074

this was a class & i've learned a lot. thank you so much!
now back to fighting global warming 🥲

The passage you’ve shared contains some accurate scientific information, particularly regarding the Milankovitch cycles, glacial-interglacial periods, and the general characteristics of the Earth’s climate over geological timescales. However, it also includes some misleading or biased assertions.

GPT says it better than I ever could. You want the full response?

btw https://warpcast.com/crimsonking/0x342dc259 @crimsonking also took a lot of his time rehearsing gpt chat responses that analyzed the tweet.

thank you, brown!

/zoz ✊☀️ autofollow list created #qDAU

10000 $DEGEN

https://paragraph.xyz/@0xzoz/degen-employment-contract

Also there are a lot of elite people there.

i got lost along the way but the explanation was really good that i found myself back, it’s really nice to see knowledge being shared.

I’ve actually met soo many individuals here, that are vast in various fields, and their cast alone feels like an online class cos there’s always something to learn
And people, through their comment or tags never hold back in seeking the insight of these individuals

But man you’ve got a PHD, that’s huge, congratulations Doctor 🫡 but are you even practicing

This cast made me read your bio again,you are quite experienced in a lot of fields,I wonder how much time it took to be that endowed.