No longer a shame for "climate scientists" to state incorrect scientific statements , like earths "global temperature" for a one year period to the 0.01 decal point (hundredth of a degree F)?
^^^^Did anyone notice how much of an error Heissonear made in this post?
It was interesting because he claimed a temperature DIFFERENCE FROM A MEAN was the "global temperature".
This is a PERFECT EXAMPLE of how little Heissonear understands about the topic.
The quote he noted said, EXPLICITLY: "the global temperature was about 1.12°F (0.62°C) above the long-term average for the 20th century"
THIS IS NOT THE GLOBAL TEMPERATURE. THIS IS WHAT IS CALLED IN THE SCIENCE THE "TEMPERATURE ANOMALY". It is the DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE CURRENT TEMPERATURE AND A BASELINE TEMPERATURE.
It is made up of thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of data points that are grid averaged and differentiated from the mean for that area.
Heissonear doesn't understand even this simple concept.
As for the number of decimal places if you would like to learn more about this topic look at THIS PAGE from Stanford University and go down to PAGE 8 where it says "Averaging" to learn a bit more about this.
LEARN THE SCIENCE.
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