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Geomagnetism, Jerk, Excursion, RPI, and onset of cold phases
Do magnetic reductions indicate cold is coming? Some papers and some authors point that way. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Science Bits
Tagged Excursion, Geomagnetic, Glacial, Ice Age, Interglacial, Interstadial, Jerk, Magnetic, Reversal
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The Moon’s Orbit is Wrong, It Can Change a Lot, And Tides Will Too
What we don’t know about time and tides, and the moon, could fill volumes. This is a bit we do know. It can make bigger tides than we know have, and that can change the global temperatures. This matters, and perhaps it has in the past, too. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Earth Sciences, Science Bits
Tagged AGW, Glacial, history, Ice Age, Interstadial, Lunar, Tide
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