David Dilley: We're definitely going into a global cooling cycle | Tom Nelson Pod #173

Professor David Dilley is a Meteorologist-Climatologist-Paleoclimatologist and a former NOAA National Weather Service Meteorologist. Professor Dilley is the founder and CEO of Global Weather Oscillations (GWO), a company heavily involved in research and development of technology for prediction of natural climate and weather cycles. Professor Dilley has 54 years of experience ranging from the Air Force to NOAA National Weather Service and GWO. As the senior research scientist and forecaster for GWO, Mr. Dilley developed ClimatePulse Technology based on Geomagnetic Cycles of the earth-moon-and sun, and how these cycles align with historical, present day and future cycles of climate and weather. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Background 00:39 Understanding Climate Pulse Technology 01:41 The Hockey Stick Controversy 04:07 Revisiting the Hockey Stick with New Data 05:17 The Misconception of Global Warming 07:19 The Inaccuracy of Al Gore's Predictions 10:38 The Reality of Current Global Temperatures 14:58 The Impact of Ocean Temperatures on Climate 20:56 The Connection Between Hurricanes and Climate Change 25:26 The Influence of Political Science on Climate Change Research 28:25 The Politics of Scientific Research 29:04 Understanding Climate Change: The Real Science 29:12 The Milankovitch Cycles and Climate Pulse Cycles 31:47 The Role of Carbon Dioxide in Climate Change 33:59 The Controversy Over Human Activity and Climate Change 38:34 The Natural Cycle of Global Warming and Cooling 40:16 The Impact of Gravitational Cycles on Climate Change 44:40 The Future of Climate: Entering a Global Cooling Cycle 53:22 The Role of Heat Pumps in Climate Change Mitigation 57:16 Wrapping Up: The Certainty of a Global Cooling Cycle @DilleyGlobalWeatherCycles David’s previous appearance on my podcast #64: David’s previous appearance on my podcast #97: Beck 2007 Plant Stomata Cells paper: Skrable et al Feb 2022 paper: ,_its_14c_specific_activity,. —— Tom Nelson's Twitter: Substack: About Tom: Notes for climate skeptics: ClimateGate emails: