In 1972, while aboard USS Constellation, an eatmospheric issue directed my attention to temperature changes aloft. Research lacking, I utilized my company’s library and thinking to understand equatorial atmospheric behavior. Further study led to a theory of Antarctic ozone depletion due to subsea volcanoes. This theory was affirmed by an article in 2015.
Tag Archives: Geology
Climate Change Activism: Science or Séance?
Proverbs 18:17 emphasizes the importance of considering both sides of a story. The scientific method, used across various fields, is highlighted as superior to seances. Water vapor, not CO2, is identified as the primary greenhouse gas affecting the Earth’s temperature. Activism’s impact on society depends on informed action. John White of Rockwall underscores the necessity of truth-seeking and knowledge in effective and beneficial activism.
In The Beginning, I Was Not One of Them
Stargazers and astronomers generally believe in the expansion of the universe because of the redshift phenomenon. This belief has been seriously challenged in recent days.
John N. White 