View Single Post
Old 08-21-2019, 03:42 PM   #6583 (permalink)
NeilBlanchard
Master EcoModder
 
NeilBlanchard's Avatar
 
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Maynard, MA Eaarth
Posts: 7,907

Mica Blue - '05 Scion xA RS 2.0
Team Toyota
90 day: 42.48 mpg (US)

Forest - '15 Nissan Leaf S
Team Nissan
90 day: 156.46 mpg (US)

Number 7 - '15 VW e-Golf SEL
TEAM VW AUDI Group
90 day: 155.81 mpg (US)
Thanks: 3,475
Thanked 2,950 Times in 1,844 Posts
Quote:
Originally Posted by aerohead View Post
Over the course of my reading I've run across mention of some of the disciplines involved in climatology,that I thought I'd share:
*aerospace engineering
*analytical chemistry
*analytical instrument design
*anthropology
*applied mathematics
*archeology
*astronomy
*atmospheric chemistry
*atmospheric physics
*biological oceanography
*cartography
*chaos theory
*computer programming
*dendrochronology
*economics
*environmental geology
*evolutionary biology
*fluid mechanics
*geochemistry
*geocryology
*geology
*geophysics
*glaciology
*hydrological engineering
*infrared physics
*limnology
*marine biology
*mathematical physics
*mathematics
*meteorology
*mountaineering
*non-linear fluid dynamics
*orbital mechanics
*paleoclimatology
*physical chemistry
*physical oceanography
*physics
*radiation balance specialists
*radiometry
*spectroscopy
*statigraphy
*statistics
*thermodynamics
Right - we learned a lot about how carbon dioxide acts as a greenhouse gas - from military engineers as they designed heat seeking missiles.

To dismiss climate science - is to dismiss all science. Science is of a whole - it all has to fit together to describe EVERYTHING.
__________________
Sincerely, Neil

http://neilblanchard.blogspot.com/
 
The Following 2 Users Say Thank You to NeilBlanchard For This Useful Post:
aerohead (08-21-2019), RedDevil (08-21-2019)