Another Intense Summer of Fires in Siberia

[multiweb (Marc)]

https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/im...res-in-siberia

[Dennis]

Worrying news Marc.

Cheers

Dennis

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by Dennis

Worrying news Marc.

Cheers

Dennis

Yep. We're past the tipping point. No turning back now. We had it coming.

[appiice (Ed)]

Yeah, I would be worried about anything nasa said, this from the organisation that has changed / dropped the names of celestial objects because...... well they are woke ( nasa, not the names ) they are long past being a scientific body, now instead of trying to solve any mysteries they have gone to the dark side and concern themselves with being relevant to a loud minority.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by appiice

Yeah, I would be worried about anything nasa said, this from the organisation that has changed / dropped the names of celestial objects because...... well they are woke ( nasa, not the names ) they are long past being a scientific body, now instead of trying to solve any mysteries they have gone to the dark side and concern themselves with being relevant to a loud minority.

I bet the siberian inuits are not happy about it either.

[RB (Andrew)]

Originally Posted by appiice

Yeah, I would be worried about anything nasa said, this from the organisation that has changed / dropped the names of celestial objects because...... well they are woke ( nasa, not the names ) they are long past being a scientific body, now instead of trying to solve any mysteries they have gone to the dark side and concern themselves with being relevant to a loud minority.

This doesn't surprise me Ed, NASA managed to kill Kubric when their eyes were wide shut.
Now that they're woke, there's no stopping them.

[LewisM]

Originally Posted by RB

This doesn't surprise me Ed, NASA managed to kill Kubric when their eyes were wide shut.
Now that they're woke, there's no stopping them.

..............

[RB (Andrew)]

You and you're childhood fantasies Lewis...

[LewisM]

Originally Posted by RB

You and you're childhood fantasies Lewis...

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[JA]

As an aside and not mentioned in the article are that they're have been fires in Siberia for many centuries, very intense ones too, even paradoxically around/surrounding some of the coldest periods we've known such as around even the times of the Maunder Minimum.

Best
JA

[multiweb (Marc)]

The problem now is the 410ppm CO2 concentration we have. It looks like it's out of our hands. There seem to be a big reservoir of combustibles in the area when the permafrost subsides that can and will finish the job. Better get cracking imaging while we still can. I wonder what this summer is going to look like. We had some welcome rain this winter. Maybe it'll get us over.