Climate change not fully to blame for melting sea ice: study

[petros]

Coming? We never left.

 

[MHz]

One where the ocean drops several 100 ft (400) before 'the age' 'sets in'. 3 crops a years with no artificial irrigation and the extra salinity means waves never get higher than 10 ft on a ship. I could live with changes like that.

 

[petros]

It has "set in". It's a full on ice age.

 

[Nuggler]

5th lowest in the satellite record? WOW. The ice record has 1000 year gaps because of less ice than today. What were the dastardly Ancients doing to pull that off?

Smoke signals?

Oh, and I suppose you think the Edwardians didn't have satellites?

Just shows how limited your knowledge is. The ancient Egyptians had a satellite. And they weren't the first.

And your mother wears army boots like the ancient Greeks afore her.

So is the near side mined out of it's heavy metals ot is it ripe for the pickings? The far side seems to have been picked over already judging from the number of 'abandoned pits'.

Look at that guy swimming in the quarry almost dead centre.

 

[Locutus]

Look at that guy swimming in the quarry almost dead centre.

It's Rob Ford eating Tsiolkovskiy's central peak. Easier to see on this image:

 

[petros]

It could be sasquatch.

 

[mentalfloss]

It's Rob Ford eating Tsiolkovskiy's central peak. Easier to see on this image:

All I'm seeing is Rob Ford.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

All I'm seeing is Rob Ford.

Obviously great cellphone coverage there then.

 

[mentalfloss]

Obviously great cellphone coverage there then.

If, by there, you mean Rob Ford, I'm sure there is plenty of coverage.