A Monkey could type War and Peace before a set of independent researchers would ever reconstruct the Hockeystick. Google Maps pretty much maps out the MWP.
You don’t need Satellite Data to debunk the Hockeystick. (used to determine when this pattern begins).Īnd if there are others reading this blog that are doing this test, feedback would be appreciated. I also have a photo cell with the voltmeter set on the lowest scale to measure the reflected light from the moon. I would suggest mounting them at the peak of the roof looking straight up and not facing the normal sun path tilt. I suggest DD that you put up a solar panel on your roof and start recording the voltage that it puts out when it is tied directly into a voltmeter. I have asked the experts about this curious increase of brightness but it seems to be an unknown. It also is correlated to the increase of barometric pressure that ends when the noon diurnal takes effect. This pattern is correlated with the increase of temperature. The pattern (which I have captured several times in the last two years) seems to begin when the solar cells first detect daylight (earlier than sunup) and has a rounded shape that peaks at 9am (10 for daylight savings) and ends around 10:30. I set photo cells around the place to see if they could see the difference and wala, there is a definate peak of radiance at about 9am every morning. There are other observations around my place that confirms that the morning sun is harsh compared to the afternoon. The paint on the outside wall of the east side has been destroyed by the sun while the west side has held up fairly well. I have an upstairs apartment which faces east and west. This brightness can only be seen during the summer months when the sun swings overhead rather than to the south. My study of the morning sun shows that it is the brightest between sunup and 9:30 am local time. I find this observation very interesting. First, I hope they are only 9, 6, 3, and 3 inches in diameter.
DD More- In the description of the four trees in your yard.
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