The atmosphere's basic climate parameters were first calculated and published by the French in 1864.
These base parameters were adopted globally in 1950 as the
STANDARD INTERNATIONAL ATMOSPHERE.
The calculations and parameters derived from them are practically IDENTICAL today,
to what they were in 1864,
to what they were in 1950,
and to what they were still, in 1976 when the United States published the American Standard Atmospheres so countries trying to get into computerized orbit would have proper values for air density, temperature, etc, several hundred thousand feet higher, than the International Standard Atmosphere calculated for.
There's no such thing as man made global warming.
The atmosphere's basic climate parameters were first calculated and published by the French in 1864.
These base parameters were adopted globally in 1950 as the
STANDARD INTERNATIONAL ATMOSPHERE.
The calculations and parameters derived from them are practically IDENTICAL today,
to what they were in 1864,
to what they were in 1950,
and to what they were still, in 1976 when the United States published the American Standard Atmospheres so countries trying to get into computerized orbit would have proper values for air density, temperature, etc, several hundred thousand feet higher, than the International Standard Atmosphere calculated for.