Not to mention the implosion of the East Anglia research team.
Kind of a fiasco
Implosion? Their results have yet to be overturned and they were vindicated by repeated investigations.
Not to mention the implosion of the East Anglia research team.
Kind of a fiasco
P.S. Why does the timeline of pole movement perfectly overlap with the temperature rises? The biggest leaps in pole movement, perfectly fit the biggest jumps in temperature.Weakening and MOVING dragging ocean currents and jet streams (charged particles) along for the ride not to mention leaving the ionosphere wide open to bombardment of solar radiation which was very high in 19,20 and 21 with spectacular auroras and over the past 150 or so years there has been a complete and total change in redistribution pattern of charge particles that pummel our planet.
Last year the magnetosphere collapsed to only 45km leaving the ionosphere wide open and even damaged satellites.
Which is you favourite heated gas colour combo? Red and Green from O2 or N for Blue and Pinks?
P.S. Why does the timeline of pole movement perfectly overlap with the temperature rises. The biggest leaps in pole movement, perfectly fit the biggest jumps in temperature.
Implosion? Their results have yet to be overturned and they were vindicated by repeated investigations.
It doesn't. There's a significant lag. It's clear in geologic samples, which are obviously much slower and longer than the current changes we're witnessing.P.S. Why does the timeline of pole movement perfectly overlap with the temperature rises.
Debunk me!
Glad you agree that it debunked you. That makes my work here finished! :lol:Yes it does.
Debunked?It doesn't. There's a significant lag. It's clear in geologic samples, which are obviously much slower and longer than the current changes we're witnessing.
I see you ignored the evidence you asked for. Historical climate of the Quaternary shows low geomagnetism, coincides with cold and dry climates. That is the opposite of what is occurring now.
I don't have to, the answer you asked for, and that I linked to does. Try reading the manual before calling tech support.
Try commenting again that there is no match to the timeline of movement.Glad you agree that it debunked you. That makes my work here finished! :lol:
It's moving because of too many text messages and away from the coal fired power grid.
Gotta disagree.. Has everything to do with the polar bears drinking all that Coke
P.S. Why does the timeline of pole movement perfectly overlap with the temperature rises? The biggest leaps in pole movement, perfectly fit the biggest jumps in temperature.
WHY?
To ignore the most dramatic change to the most powerful system earth has to offer is a result of retardation of epic magnitude or psychic hypoxia from too much CO2 on the mind.
Well, which gas excited and heated by solar radiation produces your favourite aurora displays?
O2 or N?
Debunk me!
Now the polar bears are obese and blind.Gotta disagree.. Has everything to do with the polar bears drinking all that Coke
CO2 is not an issue AT FVCKING ALL! Non, zero, nada, kaput, zip zant doodly squat, sweet fvck all NO!INteresting quesitons. UNfortuantely, your model fails to account for rising CO2 concentrations. If they aren't coming from anthropogenic sources, then what is driving them up? It's find to offer alternate conjectures, but to make it a theory you need to develop the full model.
Facts and history are troublesome things for leftards.Tornado spike in 2011 attributed to climate change. So what to make of this year’s tornado drought?
Tornado spike in 2011 attributed to climate change. So what to make of this year’s tornado drought? | SciGuy | a Chron.com blog
Tornado spike in 2011 attributed to climate change. So what to make of this year’s tornado drought?
Tornado spike in 2011 attributed to climate change. So what to make of this year’s tornado drought? | SciGuy | a Chron.com blog
Now the polar bears are obese and blind.
CO2 is not an issue AT FVCKING ALL! Non, zero, nada, kaput, zip zant doodly squat, sweet fvck all NO!
Can you charge a consumption tax on geomagnetic polar movement and the climate and weather changes it delivers to fund natural gas development and it's infrastructure like you can with CO2?
It wasn't hot enough this spring.That's a good article. I'm kind of surprised to see a couple of the boards AGW deniers don't have beefs with it. It's mainstream stuff.