Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
It does change. It changes when the planet warms or cools, which is all about how much ice is on Earth, which is all about where the land is relative to the poles.
Not really, the "local weather" is noise that washes out over time, why the STANDARD has stood for decades down to 5 digits...
Anyone with any sense of data interpretation looks at that chart and notices two things...
1. the chart is flat to down, not enough data to conclude either yet
2. the slight drop in the chart is ridiculously small, 1015 to 1014 over 60 years, well within the data's variance.
Not really, the "local weather" is noise that washes out over time
Right. Lower where it's warmer and higher where it's colder.
The opposite of your claim.
