[NYTr] Antarctic Ozone Hole: NASA's Conjuring Continues

[All the News That Doesn't Fit]

sent by Harry Saloor - Sep 19, 2007


Fire Earth blog - Sep 20, 2007 12:37 am 
http://feww.wordpress.com/2007/09/20/nasa-the-conjuring-continues/


NASA Continues Doctoring Antarctic Ozone Hole Data

NASA has now re-doctored its Antarctic ozone level for September 15,
2007 (see the new graph at link below, which was posted on NASA Ozone
Hole Watch on Sept. 19, 2007 and compare it with their previous graph
posted here yesterday).

http://feww.files.wordpress.com/2007/09/nasas-correction-20-9-2007.jpg

The doctored and re-doctored data serve to obfuscate the overall size
and development of the Antarctic ozone hole.

The Fire-Earth estimate for the area of the Antarctic ozone hole on
September 16, 2007 is 28.5 million km2 (NASA’s figure is 24 million
km2). This means the size of the Antarctic ozone hole was increasing on
September 16, 2007 rather than decreasing as indicated by NASA.

Conclusion

The Antarctic ozone hole on September 16, 2007 covered an estimated
area of about 28.5 million km2 (about 19% larger than the doctored data
released by NASA) and was growing. The largest ozone hole ever reported
by NASA covered an area of 26 million km2 on September 24, 2006.

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Earlier Post: Sep 19, 2007 12:31 am 

NASA: Not Another Shameful Admission
http://feww.wordpress.com/2007/09/19/nasa-another-forced-admission/

NASA re-doctored data (again!) after they were exposed by 
Fire Earth yesterday! 

Graph:
http://feww.files.wordpress.com/2007/09/another-correction-2.jpg

NASA’s minimum ozone figure of 173 DU (Dobson Units) for September 15 (see updated graph above) remains wildly inaccurate and misleading. Fire Earth estimate for the minimum ozone on September 15 is in the range of 95-105 DU.

The minimum stratospheric temperature, which is marked at 183K, may have been doctored to account for the sudden rise in the minimum ozone on September 15.

NASA is under enormous pressure to prove Montreal Protocol has been “a resounding success,” despite the fact that the Antarctic ozone hole keeps on growing!

“The goal now is to ensure that CFCs and other emissions continue to fall to below the levels that produce an ozone hole,” said Goddard’s Anne Douglass, the deputy project scientist for Aura. “This won’t happen until about 2070.”

The taxpayers and their representatives (as if they had anything to do
with anything) are reminded that at least 95% of all NASA ’scientific’
activities could be carried out accurately, honestly and responsibly at
a fraction of their enormous current budget (and without involving
Google.com). 

[See http://feww.wordpress.com for previous posts. -NYTr]

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