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Satellitenmessungen stimmen mit den Ergebnissen der Modelle überall überein, nur nicht in den Tropen. Es gibt Unsicherheiten mit den tropischen Daten, da verschiedene Teams den Drift der Satelliten unterschiedlich korrigieren. Das Climate Change Science Program der U.S.A. kommt zu dem Schluss, dass die Abweichung am wahrscheinlichsten auf Datenfehler zurückzuführen ist.
Das IPCC bestätigt, dass Computermodelle die Existenz eines tropischen "Hotspots" in der mittleren Troposphäre etwa 10km über der Erdoberfläche vorhersagen. In den Aufzeichnungen der Beobachtungen durch die Radiosonden des Hadley Centres fehlt diese vorhergesagte "Hotspots-Signatur" einer menschengemachten Treibhauserwärmung jedoch komplett. (Quelle: Christopher Monkton)
Weitere Informationen finden Sie unter Satelliten zeigen nur geringe bis gar keine Erwärmung in der Troposphäre
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