Does anyone have a table of Earth mean temperatures?

[tonyeveland]

TL;DR

Does anyone have a table of Earth mean temperatures?

I would like a table of Earth mean temperatures going back as far as available. Where can I find that?

 

[PeroK]

Have you tried professor Google?

 

[tonyeveland]

Yes. I haven't found it there. I hope this forum can provide it.

 

[BillTre]

Sounds like it should be in climate change kind of literature.
I would try a google scholar search on things like that.
One would think it would be somewhere.
Maybe a text book.

 

[pbuk]

Yes. I haven't found it there. I hope this forum can provide it.

Are you serious? Have you heard of Wikipedia?

 

[OmCheeto]

Yes. I haven't found it there. I hope this forum can provide it.

Another word for 'mean' is 'average'. I had quite good luck googling 'Earth average temperature' and then clicking on the 'image' button.

NASA has an image very near the top that goes back 500 million years.

 

[pinball1970]

TL;DR Summary: Does anyone have a table of Earth mean temperatures?

I would like a table of Earth mean temperatures going back as far as available. Where can I find that?

Lots of hits for the below, even with the q in

"earth mean temperaqtures"

 

[johnbbahm]

If you are asking about atmospheric temperatures as measured 2 meters above the ground,
GISS temperature is not a bad one, and goes back to 1880.
The "Global-mean monthly, seasonal, and annual means, 1880-present," can be exported as text of CSV.
Other data sets include HadCrut5, RSS, and BEST.

 

[pinball1970]

If you are asking about atmospheric temperatures as measured 2 meters above the ground,
GISS temperature is not a bad one, and goes back to 1880.
The "Global-mean monthly, seasonal, and annual means, 1880-present," can be exported as text of CSV.
Other data sets include HadCrut5, RSS, and BEST.

The OP was on the site for 17 minutes. Hopefully googled and took something.