"Last" Doesn't Always Mean "Previous" - 11

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The HTML table, in this post below, shows that gases have different values from time to time.

Notice the different tracks that Methane makes compared to CO2, N2O, and SF6.

Of course these are minor percentages compared to Nitrogen and Oxygen (~99%).

The theme for checking out these gasses is that size does not matter in atmospheric gasses.

For example, notice that CO2 was at it highest ever (3.36) in 2023 the year before the highest ever average temperature on Earth took place.

Does a year of CO2 increase need to be taken note of?

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Recent History of minor
or trace gasses in the atmosphere

Year	Methane	Carbon Dioxide	Nitrous Oxide	Sulfur Hexafluoride
1959		0.94
1960		0.5
1961		0.96
1962		0.65
1963		0.71
1964		0.31
1965		1.06
1966		1.28
1967		0.69
1968		1.06
1969		1.35
1970		1
1971		0.8
1972		1.74
1973		1.18
1974		0.96
1975		1.09
1976		0.8
1977		2.15
1978		1.3
1979		1.83
1980		1.68
1981		1.43
1982		0.86
1983		2.36
1984	12.93	1.51
1985	12.18	1.21
1986	12.9	1.47
1987	11.44	2.06
1988	10.72	2.24
1989	11.17	1.24
1990	8.66	1.2
1991	14	1.05
1992	2.43	0.49
1993	3.85	1.36
1994	7.27	1.96
1995	3.85	2.01
1996	2.48	1.24
1997	6.33	1.91
1998	12.13	2.97		0.2
1999	2.27	0.92		0.17
2000	-1.34	1.62		0.21
2001	-0.66	1.62	0.71	0.19
2002	3.17	2.51	0.5	0.22
2003	4.83	2.26	0.8	0.25
2004	-4.71	1.59	0.53	0.21
2005	0.23	2.57	0.87	0.23
2006	1.84	1.69	0.68	0.25
2007	7.83	2.31	0.9	0.28
2008	6.56	1.54	0.92	0.29
2009	4.74	2	0.76	0.29
2010	5.04	2.3	1.08	0.27
2011	5.04	1.92	0.91	0.28
2012	5	2.65	0.81	0.31
2013	5.64	1.99	1.01	0.32
2014	12.74	2.17	1.24	0.34
2015	10	2.95	0.9	0.32
2016	7.12	3.03	0.66	0.34
2017	6.84	1.9	1.02	0.35
2018	8.7	2.85	1.16	0.35
2019	9.61	2.49	0.9	0.33
2020	14.84	2.3	1.32	0.34
2021	17.69	2.34	1.29	0.39
2022	12.89	1.83	1.23	0.37
2023	8.75	3.36	1.01	0.4
2024	6.96	3.33	1.02	0.41

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The videos below show that both scientists and climate models on computers did not see it coming.

More needs to be done in terms of figuring out what configuration these "minor" gases are in when they are at their strongest in terms of atmospheric impact.

So, don't forget The Saturation Chronicles, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 , 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.

The previous post in this series is here.

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