Walter Fett

Credentials

Diplom-Meteorologe (Meteorology)¹

Background

Walter Fett is a Meteorologist. He started his work as a meteorologist at the Meteorological Observatory in Potsdam. He is a past Director and Professor at the Institute for Water, Soil and Air Hygiene (Institut für Wasser-, Boden- und Lufthygiene) at the Federal Health Office in Berlin. The predominant nature of his work has been in the area of statistics.²

Fett has published a number of articles suggesting a connection between the moon and climate or weather on earth, particularly a connection between heavy precipitation and moon cycles. His view on the matter is as follows (translated from German):

“In a strange game of circling of the Earth, Moon and Sun in the galactic space to describe their movements, the occurrence of heavy rainfall in the world order and surprising degree. The moon periodic precipitation enhancement refers to the sun and galaxy as a root cause background. Even though there is still a lack of physical justification, but this extraterrestrial activity is pulling in climatic terms already be strictly considered. A privilege to anthropogenic climate change dominance in the discussion is already regarded as obsolete due to quantitative comparisons.”³

Walter Fett helped establish the Technical Committee of Environmental Meteorology (FA UMET) of the German Meteorological Society in 1983, originally the working group AKUMET or Working Group for Meteorology and Environmental Protection. He is also an Honorary Member of the German Meteorological Society.⁴

Stance on Climate Change

November 19, 2011

Walter Fett’s research (PDF) focuses on the Moon’s effect on precipitation, and in turn its potential influence on the greenhouse effect. Fett argues that

“the effect of such extra-terrestrial elements should be considered with reference to climate change, while the anthropogenic or man-made element should be regarded as “obsolete.”⁵

Key Quotes

Fett published an essay titled “Sunspots – Promoted Anthropogenically?” In the essay, he discussed the ways climate regulations limit the freedoms of the individual.

“The consequences derived from this lead to the most radical measures that noticeably limit the freedoms of society and of the individual – and even lead to impoverishment”⁶

April 16, 2008

Fett published a paper titled “Sun, Moon and Rain, over a luni-solar rain effect.” In the paper he discussed lunar and solar cycles and their effects on precipitation and climate.

“The day as the sun annually varying influence on weather, weather and climate well known and familiar to us. And that the systematic changes in the orbital parameters over many Can cause thousands of years to periodic climate change is somewhat understandable. But already the periodic and non-periodic change of solar activity is in their impact our atmosphere is not well understood.”⁷

“Not only the last statement that the general climate in the long term undergoes changes, whether they are naturally or anthropogenic, can raise questions the resistance of the lunar effect also arise.”⁸

Key Deeds

November/December, 2012

Walter Fett was a speaker (PDF) at the Eighth International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC-8)/Fifth International Conference on Climate and Energy (ICCE-5) sponsored by both the Heartland Institute and the European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE). Fett’s speech, titled “Why do we observe most heavy precipitation following eclipses?” can be viewed below.⁹

Affiliations

Institute for Water, Soil and Air Hygiene (Institut für Wasser-, Boden- und Lufthygiene) — Past Director and Professor.
German Meteorological Society — Honorary Member.¹⁰
Free University Berlin —Past Adjunct Professor of Meteorology.

Publications

A full list of Walter Fett’s publications is available at his website (PDF) and at the European Institute on Climate and Energy (EIKE). He has published a number of articles in the areas of Meteorology and Thermodynamics.

Sample Publication (not peer-reviewed):