
The episode features Dr. Ned Nikolov discussing his research on climate science and atmospheric physics, challenging traditional greenhouse gas narratives.
Tonight on America Emboldened , we welcome back physicist and climate researcher Dr. Ned Nikolov for an in-depth discussion on climate science, atmospheric physics, and the data driving today’s climate debate. Dr. Nikolov, known for his collaborative research on planetary temperatures and atmospheric pressure dynamics, presents findings based on NASA satellite observations and comparative planetary analysis. His work challenges prevailing assumptions surrounding the traditional greenhouse gas narrative and proposes an alternative framework for understanding long-term planetary temperature regulation. This conversation explores: • The role of atmospheric pressure across rocky planets • NASA CERES satellite radiation data • Changes in Earth’s albedo and absorbed solar radiation • The interpretation of IPCC findings • Broader implications for climate modeling and policy This episode focuses on examining scientific data, model interpretation, and ongoing debate within the scientific community. We encourage viewers to approach the discussion thoughtfully and engage directly with the research referenced throughout the program. Follow Dr. Nikolov on X: @NikolovScience And paper…
Host: Greg Boulden
Guest: Dr. Ned Nikolov
Organizations: NASA, IPCC
Books & works: Climate Science Reexamined: Data, Pressure, and the Greenhouse Theory
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