The theory of relational cycles.
OK, so I was very excited to find this link because I learned from a weather reporter about this once but was having a hard time finding the info. Basically just like the sun gives us cycles of Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall, the sun also gives us cycles on a centennial cycle that has warmer times and cooler times. This info says that we are not heading towards global warming, but global cooling. Which follows a lot more with the science from the 80's about when a next ice age could occur more so then the current POLITICAL trend of talking about global warming.
If you have a chance to check it out, I think it's worth a look through. Remember in the 1800's the river Thames would always freeze up, and it hasn't done that in decades, but if things like this are right, we may soon see the river (and other places like it) freeze up again.
If you have a chance to check it out, I think it's worth a look through. Remember in the 1800's the river Thames would always freeze up, and it hasn't done that in decades, but if things like this are right, we may soon see the river (and other places like it) freeze up again.
Labels: global cooling, global warming, relational cycles, space and science research
posted by Celestial Freak @ 1/05/2008 01:10:00 AM
1 Comments:
that was really interesting. it even makes sense...but seems so far from us right now...we have been dealing with highs in the 50 and 60s the past couple of weeks, and not highs in the 30s like usual! its been such an abnormal winter here for us! so much rain...it feels like fall or spring, not winter!!!
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