Well I said it. But I based it on the reasons for warm periods as understood by science. However please feel free to correct me. But logically the phrase; "Warm ups are only temporary if there cause is temporary" cannot be inaccurate.
Could you explain any physics that might link them? I saw the time line chart (Was that yours?) but the dates are separated by decades if not centuries. Volcanoes erupt when magma in the Earths core expands up through fissures in the crust. I can see no way the mild increase in earths temperature due to solar activity 93,000,000 miles away could effect the tens of thousands of degrees needed for volcanic activity.
Sorry, you're just way off on this one, and you should stop spreading bad information. It is irresponsible of you, and there are better ways to get attention.
Not by this. In fact, they discovered and taught us this. So we look pretty stupid when we say it as some sort of counter to the same scientists.
~ You tell them. While you are at it remind those "experts" to wear a COVID mask when on television as the science tells us . Bad examples will not be tolerated.
Can to! A problem is so many Science faithful can't think it through. Similar to any faithful.Example how the faithful are dismissive of the Medieval Warm Up / Climate Optimum. We have written records from China to Europe. Not so local as dismissed. etc. History. Stimulating Mongols & Vikings oh my . . . And the botanical record too. Yes @Tigger2 it was warmer then, than now. Don't get me started! Moi Breath deep. Exhale more CO2 Our defense from the coming cool down Have wild grapes appeared in lately?
Geology is an under researched study. Theoretically, the crust could be thinning due to increased heat in the mantle due to conditions that increase radioactive decay in the mantle. This could lead to increased earthquakes, volcanic activity, and slightly higher surface temperature. Also, since these changes in the mantle are not uniform, it could lead to changes in the ocean currents. We have only build a few neutrino detectors in the earth's crust to measure the radioactivity in the crust and it's fairly recent. I would like to see more detectors and longer trending so that we can have a better perspective on climate change, volcanic activities, and plate tectonics.
You are not interpreting it correctly I edited in a second, simpler image since your laconic reply. Check it out. How long was that Ice Age that started to end, 10K years ago?
A little hint. Assume the other guy is at least as smart as you. Then, when you do something like this you're less likely to look stupid.
Of course I am, and my interpretation aligns with the that of the global scientific community. I am not here to convince you of anything or to debate the truth of scientific theories with non-scientist actors. I am only here to give pushback to your nonsense.
I keep hoping someone will study the activity of the North American Plate and the Eurasian Plate that interact near the North Pole and then swings south to split Iceland. It could well be the cause of the Arctic melting. Moi Stop Continental Drift!
~ Always trust the "science". The coming ice age ( 1970's ); Y2K ( 1999 ) ; depleted world petroleum ( 1980's ) acid rain ; "healthful" polyunsaturated fats ... etc.
Never was a consensus. In fact, the vast majority of scientists rejected it. You, of course, know less than nothing about any of that and are still parroting something Newt said in 1994.
Do YOU faithfully trust what Scientist say and get anxious over global warming, especially the man made sort? Fear not! https://www.yahoo.com/news/scientists-artificially-cool-planet-stave-110003837.html Geoengineering climate is here to save YOU. SilverLining's grant recipients are researching whether humans can blast sunlight-reflecting aerosol particles into the stratosphere, mimicking the cooling effect of volcanic ash clouds. Another idea is to pump salt water from oceans into the air, forming water droplets that would make marine clouds brighter and thus more reflective. Australia is funding research, hoping enhanced clouds could cool water temperatures enough to save the already damaged Great Barrier Reef. Have unbridled faith Science Moi Their oopsy could . . . . Scientist assure us it won't
Solar activity is not just Total Solar Irradience but solar wind and changes in the suns magnetic fields. For instance sunspots are effects of the magnetic field and fewer sunspots means less solar wind.
@Vailhundt Evolution of temperatures in the postglacial period, after the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM), showing very low temperatures for the most part of the Younger Dryas, rapidly rising afterwards to reach the level of the warm Holocene, based on Greenland ice cores What do you make of the Bølling–Allerød Warming like a false start to the end of the last Ice Age. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bølling–Allerød_warming I just happened to be studying up on the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Younger_Dryas#Causes Younger-Dryas time and discovered the Bølling–Allerød Warming. A time of Eurasia becoming repopulated. Then the Younger-Dryas stressed that population. Moi's idea The Younger-Dryas involved severe droughts A good time for the Great River Empires around the world to begin. Indus. Nile. Yellow. Mississippi. etc. Others followed the water & food north and founded proto Altaic. Starting as a language of trade and becoming the common tongue. Altaic languages, lots of genetic diversity for a language group. Y'think?
OK, I didn't have you down as a conspiracy theorist. You know the ones that say "Paid scientists" winkerty wink. Only it don't work, you see it assumes that all the thousands of scientists around the world have all agreed to tell the same lie and that none of them broke rants and told "The truth" Its nonsense. Now to your points. I have already told you the reason for the medieval warm period, ice cores prove it. No one said it didn't happen. Now lets see this evidence that a cool down is coming. That aside. I also quite like history, the forming of Engaland is quite interesting. Though I've never found any mention of climate change
