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To: ElkGroveDan
Those photos remind me of the comet impacts in Jupiter's clouds, and the resulting disturbances, back 10 years ago. The only difference is that these clouds are white and those clouds were black ... however, the difference in color could be due to the different atmospheric composition. I wonder if they've thought about that? However ... the point is well made: if this is an example of global warming, WHO is doing the dirty deed there?? Certainly not us! So ... if it's the Sun and other natural forces causing climate change on other planets in our solar system, what arrogance makes us think that we're the one's responsible for any climate changes that might be happening here on Earth.
19 posted on 11/10/2004 8:52:50 AM PST by TexasGreg ("Democrats Piss Me Off")
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To: TexasGreg

No real mystery here. Its been shown that there's a correlation between solar wind, and berylium isotopes on earth. The berylium isotopes get formed though the interaction of cosmic rays and solar wind, and it is generally agreed that cosmic ray levels are pretty much constant. Subsequent research with respect to berylium isotope levels has shown an uncanny correlation to periods of higher and lower global temperatures. The inference was made that somehow solar activity has an extremely enormous influence on the earth's environment. Research has uncovered a huge increase in berylium levels over the last century.

Since man's emission of greenhouse gases is responsilbe for global warming, mans activity must somehow be influencing the intensity of solar intensity. Its stands to reason then, that this influence by man on the sun should be observable being made manifest on other planets within the solar system.

It would not be a great leap then to conjecture that the solar component of galactic cosmic flux MUST be influencing other stellar systems, and by extension other galaxies, also. Man's activities are truly galactic in consequence and MUST be stopped before man makes a total wreak of the entire cosmos. Think about that with the next match you light. Chaos theory postulates the "Butterfly Affect" wherein, with with the lighting fo that cigarette one not only is indiscriminately and with utter wanton abandon subjecting each and every being around onself for miles to oncological hazard, but effectively have extirminated a hereto unknown and unnamed species of gleeperwoxneeklerites that will now NEVER know existance.


33 posted on 11/10/2004 9:30:33 AM PST by raygun
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I agree with TexasGreg -- impact structures -- but I'm not going to reply directly to him because of the age of the topic. :')


58 posted on 10/22/2005 10:48:20 PM PDT by SunkenCiv (Down with Dhimmicrats! I last updated by FR profile on Sunday, August 14, 2005.)
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