Global warming? Prefer a mini-ice age?
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Global warming? Prefer a mini-ice age?
Sun spot patterns appear to indicate we may well be heading for a mini-ice age. Its all here:-
http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/69r1QA/ww ... 4/ice_age/
http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/69r1QA/ww ... 4/ice_age/
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I shall treasure this pic I took in April then!


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Oh my. Better stock up on firewood 


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Chances are Cerns black hole machine as sunk one in the core of the sun. 
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn2 ... cycle.html

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If global warming perfectly balances out an incipient ice age, then we should knight all the fossil fuel robber barons!
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Dunno, Jim. Wouldn't it be fascinating to experience a mini Ice Age?
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Melbourne seems to be in the middle of one right now...FBM wrote:Dunno, Jim. Wouldn't it be fascinating to experience a mini Ice Age?
But I'll answer yes, if someone can recreate Mammoths and saber tooth tigers...
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I think the technology exists, at least for the mammoths. Would love to have saber-tooths wandering around, too, tho. 

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Hopefully they will deal with the mammoth population explosion...FBM wrote:I think the technology exists, at least for the mammoths. Would love to have saber-tooths wandering around, too, tho.
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Ever watch Wild Kingdom? "While Jim is wrestling the rabid hippotamus in the river, I'll be examining this acacia tree for signs of gin."JimC wrote:Hopefully they will deal with the mammoth population explosion...FBM wrote:I think the technology exists, at least for the mammoths. Would love to have saber-tooths wandering around, too, tho.

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We're all gonna die !!! 

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I live in Florida, so the breeze from up north will likely be refreshing.
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Re: Global warming? Prefer a mini-ice age?
I read a story once about a group of people walking south to escape an advancing wall of ice. They continually moved, gathering whatever food they could find, until that day when they saw a white line on the southern horizon. It was another wall of glaciers heading north.
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That's Arthur C Clarke: "History lesson"Gawdzilla wrote:I read a story once about a group of people walking south to escape an advancing wall of ice. They continually moved, gathering whatever food they could find, until that day when they saw a white line on the southern horizon. It was another wall of glaciers heading north.

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Was there a film can in that one?Geoff wrote:That's Arthur C Clarke: "History lesson"Gawdzilla wrote:I read a story once about a group of people walking south to escape an advancing wall of ice. They continually moved, gathering whatever food they could find, until that day when they saw a white line on the southern horizon. It was another wall of glaciers heading north.
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