Last week , NASA and NOAAannounced that 2014 was the hottest year in Earth ’s recorded account . This animationby Bloombergbrings that finding into sharp focus .
https://gizmodo.com/2014-was-the-hottest-year-in-earths-recorded-history-1679954696
Most graphs of the planet ’s rising temperature just show one barroom , averaged out over the year . In this animation , though , we see monthly track record for each year overlaid on top of each other with a new time serial in each frame . The speckled line which represents the year ’s average motion each year too , while old track record slice into the background .
The overall effect ? Well , both a neat data point visualization and the terrifying truth that our planet just keep stick raging . Thirteen of the fourteen hot years were in the 21st century — and that statistic looks unlikley to improve in the come years ifwe do n’t playact heavily and truehearted . [ Bloomberg ]
https://gizmodo.com/new-un-climate-report-were-all-doomed-1555136338
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