Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Other Blogs And Books

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Here is a quick look at my other blogs before you start this one. My main blog, where the most recent postings on all topics are to be fou...

METEOROLOGY

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The first section of this blog is about meteorology, with some articles about oceanography.

Sunset Measurements

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One thing that we could be getting a lot more out of is sunsets and sunrises. This is particularly true for amateur meteorologists. One da...

The Removal Of Salt From The Sea

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A topic that I do not recall ever reading anything about is the long-term implications of removal of salt from the sea by tectonic processes...

If The Sun Was Blue

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The sun is a star that radiates light most strongly in the yellow-orange-red range. What would it be like if the sun were a hot blue star? T...

Low Clouds Made Really Simple

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To begin, let's define what we mean by low clouds. There are three basic types of cloud: stratus, cumulus and, cirrus. The cirrus clouds...

Water Made Really Simple

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THE MOLECULE STRING MODEL OF WATER My concept of water is based on the formation of "strings" of water molecules, held together ...

Is The Earth Losing Water?

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I was spending some time looking over various Pacific islands on Google Earth when a thought occurred to me. The islands with a flat surface...

Contrail Meteorology

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I would just like to explain my observations that the contrails (or vapor (vapour) trails) of jet airplanes that we see high in the sky abov...

The Vital Role Of Salt

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This posting has nothing to do with health. The human body needs salt, but only a little bit of it. Salt makes up several percent of the...

A Discussion Of Global Warming

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Just to clarify what the alarm is about global warming. It is not about humans or animals tolerating a slight increase in temperature. It ...
Monday, March 21, 2011

Seasonal Variation In Sea Level

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We treat sea level as if it were fixed and absolute. Places on land are described as being a certain number of meters above sea level. The n...