Fred Singer

Siegfried Frederick Singer (born September 27, 1924 in Vienna) is an atmospheric physicist. In 1959 he was selected as one of "Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Nation," by the U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce. He was involved in designing on of the first instruments used in a satellite to measure ozone http://www.sepp.org/misuse/stvincen.html.

External links

• Dr. Singer's professional background
• SourceWatch: S. Fred Singer
• George Monbiot, The Guardian, May 10, 2005, "Junk science:David Bellamy's inaccurate and selective figures on glacier shrinkage are a boon to climate change deniers" (Bellamy's figures came ultimately from Singer but are contradicted by WGMS)
• An interview with Dr. Singer, Feb 2001
• Environmental Strategies with Uncertain Science, Regulation 13(1), Winter 1990
• Astronautics magazine, February 1960, quoted at google cache of: http://www.presidentialufo.8m.com/eisenhow5.htm - article about possibility of base on Martian moon Phobos