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🌊Mathematical GeoEnergy 🌎 Our new book on crude oil depletion, renewable energy, and climate science wiley.com/en-us/Mathematical…
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An LLM is excellent at matching mathematical patterns. Climate & atm scientists can't be bothered with the fact that the QBO matches toroidal MHD physics. Why? Because that's not their wheelhouse, yet Claude thrives in going deep. pukpr.github.io/gem-lte-core…
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Geophysicsts too. Consider the Chandler wobble of the Earth's axis, it was 3 years ago that ChatGPT could root out the electromagnetic dynamic equivalent forcing. Will see what Claude has to say about this now. geoenergymath.com/2023/03/26…
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Origin of the seed. Climate manifold is a hidden layer. Seed is the tidal forcing. Solving El Nino is decryption. Bigger than the Navier-Stokes millenium problem geoenergymath.com/2026/09/18…
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For those interested in origins of a nor'easter, some of this is tidal
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Autumn is the feeling of putting on trousers after wearing shorts all summer.
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Note that what happens with all climate behaviors, is that they are constrained by stratification - from El Nino, a stratified thermocline, to QBO, winds in the STRATOsphere, you won't get totally chaotic motion, as the buoyancy suppresses filamentation. pubs.aip.org/aip/pof/article…
Strangest finding in the math of fluid dynamics. This paper claims that buoyant interfaces prevent filamentation -- "stratification seems responsible for halting its development, possibly by introducing a high-wavenumber instability cutoff" Like this on the right:
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Is this truly astounding? Just diverting the energy used to extract and process crude oil is enough to drive an EV.
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Engineering riddle: Have a clamp meter that only has resolution to 0.1A. An AC fan does not budge above 0 when tested. How to measure power draw more accurately?
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Wondering Willis is using AI to fool people he is doing work
You’ve gone to lot of work to criticize the study. Good for you. But you have not invalidated the physiological response of the human body to high temperatures and humidity over extended periods of time. You die.
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This is apparently considered a "wrong post" by the moderator, because it exposes the truth (i.e. Peak Oil), and can't have that. ...nope says the gatekeeper.
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Earth day and Mark Twain, a deep seek:
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"Humans abandon wikis because the maintenance burden grows faster than the value." -- Karpathy Circa 1997-98, I added a wiki to our workplace network. Tried to put in process stuff, instructions, etc. It was a pain. Now I use copilot to help github.com/pukpr/GEM-LTE/wik…
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Replying to @RandyPaul51
@RandyPaul51 I had to quote tweet a reply because the "vitt" account just blocked me. I published the Chandler wobble model in 2019. They know, but can't debunk the model so remain silent. Ask any LLM to explain Pukite’s Chandler wobble model. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
Who Says NASA “Refuses to accept”?
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In the past 2 hours, I asked the pro version of Perplexity LLM to create an interactive version of my Chandler wobble model, guiding it twice, to get the actual data and optimize against the phases and amplitudes. Placed it on GitHub Pages as well pukpr.github.io/ChandlerWobb…
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eos.org/research-spotlights/… "The majority—more than 80%—of the internal wave flux is powered by the tides. In contrast, wind-driven waves carry just 1%–3% as much energy but move in the opposite direction—equatorward—partially offsetting the net poleward flux"
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This guy is named Lunar but does not realize that the synching of QBO reversals is due to wavenumber=0 lunar draconic cycles stroboscopically modulated by annual impulses. If he pointed this out, we can rename the phenomenon after him, right @grok?
Replying to @PaulRoundy1
The QBO is currently in a similar state to early 1982 and early 2015 (both years of very strong El Nino's that had a big ridge in the East November/December). Is that by itself enough to suggest a similar late 2026 outcome (75% or higher chance) if there is a strong El Nino?
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