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The above post goes to explain why this place is like it is. Here is harpp and chem-trails in a simple to understand presentation. www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRPh0rPQWpY&list=WL&index=3

One could always take the expansion rate of all of the oceans rifts and use the depth as the 'available energy' and the amount released is what it would take to turn molten rock into solidified rock. There are about 40,000 kms (or was it miles) of rifting crust that spreads at the rate a...

It only means you will have to go to Hawaii to do it. Not a horrible trade off really.

I got myself renamed to MHz.org, now I am a deduction instead of an expense. You wouldn't belive what I can do under the 'Security' label.

If it got smaller in the summer but still got larger in the winter is that global warming or cooling?

How about heat value needed to transform ice that is -250deg is water that is +50deg using the current water volume?

Right on time every year also. One of the first 'miracles' in the Bible was god telling Noah about a flood that would come when it was a weather change that would not take place for 100 years. Perhaps if we could do that we could avoid a disaster being bigger than it has to be. The sequence...

Any Igloo builder will tell you there is an R-Value (as well as bear proofing the place) applied to a deep exhale of smoke. Less effective when blow into a timber framed house. If the Pacific rift is spreading faster than normal then that will heat up the water down deep and the westward...

More CO2 per year is more plant food, I'm not ready to rule that as being a bad thing. Nobody has shown me that the green area doesn't move south as the snow moves south. If the land lost can grow one crop a year and the land that will get rain can grow two crops per year then the areas would...

Good one, it also answers why furry animals wear the hair of the outside as it would be warmer if the hair was to the inside. The traction is a way better, chalk one for nature over science. Oddly enough, put enough dead batteries in a car with bald tires and it can do drifts just like it was...

So does anything caught in the Pacific, are you seeking immortality?

The one I had yesterday or the one I might get tomorrow?

Right up to where that gets cancelled 3 weeks before winter starts, is that part of a 'final solution'? I nhave to assume the US made coal so expensive that any other nartion could under bid that and still make a healty profit. I like the way you are taking the role of a Royal King and we are...

Ferment them, distill that and drink the end result. How to Make Vodka: 17 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow

We need one for the Pacific than can absorb hot and cold atomic particles and then sink to become mud on the ocean floor. So far hemp made into chaff is as close as we can get but throwing it into the contaminated water is classified as 'pollution', go figure.

If the water doesn't get as far north before it gets stopped then it heads south sooner and time is taken away from the loop that exists today. If heat loss is the same (or less) then when it gets to the tropics it is a tad warmer and the same heat that is available today would still be...

At least the rest of the world is getting a good look at what a sheeple society looks like. That's the bun without baking, it's the new Japanese flour. I so want to try that, on my next wilderness cookout. Show up with a big plate of that for everybody with their fresh hang-overs. Camera...

As the salt precipitaes out when saltwater freezes it's ability to lift the fresh water ice would also increase and at some point the brine wouldn't freeze. The ocean current wouldn't stop as the cold can migrate downwards without water moving and the water that does rise at the equator will...

The tropics would heat up more and that would increase evaporation and that moisture would travel north and fall as snow. Winds would then take it the rest of the way north. Getting 20 - 30 ft of snow per winter would be the part that cannot get adapted to, not only an issue by itself but the...

Is it still 'sea ice' when it is resting on the ocean floor and the ice extends 2 miles above the water level? How much did the ice-breakers that were used over the last decades contribute to a shrinking of the sea-ice? Now that those events have stopped the ice is going back to it's normal...