Hope this isn't old news, long article but interesting.
To: Mike Darancette
It IS old news. VERRRY old! :)
To: Mike Darancette; blam
Good post... thanks.
To: Mike Darancette
BTT for later read-thanks.
4 posted on
12/10/2002 11:25:11 AM PST by
MattinNJ
To: blam
fyi
6 posted on
12/10/2002 11:28:54 AM PST by
APBaer
To: Mike Darancette
Thanks, just doing a short Google search, it would seem that most are blaming Krakatoa or proto-Krakatoa for the world-wide chilling and darkening the Dark Ages.
Los Alamos National Laboratory
7 posted on
12/10/2002 11:40:02 AM PST by
xJones
To: Mike Darancette
bump
To: Mike Darancette
Were the dark ages really dark?
I would say that this sounds like an ecological disaster. But that raises the question about how it could have happen. SUVs didn't exist yet.
To: Mike Darancette
There are also interesting weather phenomenon written during the time of the first new world explorers. One of the Conquistadors kept a diary and complained of the chilly mornings and frost on the ground. In Mexico! Likewise, Samuel Champlain writes that the mountains surrounding present day Lake Champlain were snow capped in summer. Neither the Adirondacks nor the Green Mountains rise anywhere near high enough to stay snow capped.
To: Mike Darancette
Who cares about circa 3000, it's 2024 that we have to survive......{:-)
To: Mike Darancette
bump for tomorrow
13 posted on
12/10/2002 9:55:49 PM PST by
Ditter
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