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About Steven LJ Russo
Expertise
As a space science educator in a planetarium, my work centers around teaching people about the night sky and the solar system. I have a strong background in those areas, plus the history of NASA and spaceflight, and meteorology.

Experience
Experience in the area. I have been an amateur astronomer for 47 years, and have been teachng space science in planetariums for 34 years. For 15 years I was a radio and television meteorologist, and for the past 20 years I have been a space science writer for two newspapers in New York State. I am a member of the Middle Atlantic Planetarium Society and the International Planetarium Society. I have had a number of articles published in several astronomy journals, including "The Constellation" and the "Planetarian". Education/Credentials. I hold a B. S. from Wagner College and an M. S. from State University of New York at Oswego. Awards and Honors. I have been awarded the "Fellows" award from the International Planetarium Society for more than 20 years of continuous service in the planetarium field.

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Astronomy - Astronomy and "global warming"

Expert: Steven LJ Russo - 10/23/2009

Question
Is "global warming" affecting the recreational astronomer? Do you have any images from the past to compare to images of today?

Answer
Well, the question is interesting. Interesting because Global Warming does not exist the way we have all heard. The rising and falling of Earth's temperatures are natural in their happening and nothing to be concerned about. Forget about all the media hype and Al Gore stuff. There is NO concensus amomg sciensts that gloal warming exists, and IF it does, there is no human activity involved.

Go to my we site:

www.look-to-the-skies.com

and scroll down to the Global warming section. You will be surprised at the FACTS!

Steve

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