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03-16-2011, 04:35 PM #51
Glaciers have been melting for 400 years or more....so warming has been occurring, no denying that, unless you are dumb.
The thrust of any movement has to have many big prongs to push through the agenda (OIL IS RUNNING OUT). There is no way anyone would consider just conserving oil on their own. Has that worked when we send species to extinction? How about cutting down of the rain forest in Brazil? Or dumb asses on the highway who run out of gas?Terje was right.
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03-16-2011, 04:40 PM #52"You damn colonials and your herds of tax write off dressage ponies". PNWBrit
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03-16-2011, 04:43 PM #53I NEVER troll
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03-16-2011, 05:05 PM #55
i don't get the mechanism though -- did the layers in the core melted somehow? or was it just the top layer that may have melted and re-frozen? if the former, than where did the co2 go? the layers are sealed in the ice, unless there's a mechanism for co2 to move through the frozen ice then it should still be there. if the latter, then that should be fine, as the level of co2 in the air should still be recorded at the time the layer finally froze.
or are they saying there's a break in the continuity of the layers and what we think is a 450k yo sample is much older?
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03-16-2011, 05:22 PM #56
What they're saying is the theory that snow piles up layer by layer from the top down while true doesn't give you an accurate record of Co2 in the air at the time because: Some of layers of ice below the surface have actually melted. Wild thought, moving water below, up to a mile of ice and snow above. The melting comes from internal earth temps melting the ice and it re freezing. The re freezing process alters the Co2 record through chemical processes that occur during melting. So the correlation of known temp[s and Co2 levels in ice layers do not match up in a predictable way as previously theorized.
It doesn't say global warming isn't occurring, it calls into question thetheory of temp and Co2 being in lock step because of this new discovery."You damn colonials and your herds of tax write off dressage ponies". PNWBrit
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03-16-2011, 05:58 PM #57Banned
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Oh, I get it. The REAL reason there is global warming is because we are running out of oil!
Since elitist douchebags who have proven they are enemies of free markets and want the energy billions in their own pockets instead of the evil private sector decide the market can't determine when it's time to find an alternative, we have to construct an elaborate hoax to scare the freedom lovers into giving up their freedom for their own good.
WOW, thanks for the real truth buddy. I didn't know you cared so much about me.
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03-16-2011, 07:42 PM #58
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03-16-2011, 07:53 PM #59
that's sounds rather more complicated an explanation, doesn't it? you know of occam's razor, surely. this theory must provide for a mechanism for the layers to melt, the co2 to escape and then the same layers to re-freeze again, several times repeatedly and across all continents where glaciers persist. and what does it prove? that for _some_ parts of the glacial historic record _some_ co2 readings may be suspect. well, what about the rest of them? or is this process continuous and therefore continuing right now? if the latter it'd be easy to check for it -- just see how much CO2 glaciers are emitting in the atmosphere (and therefore are not keeping in their refrozen layers) et voila: you may actually find the source for the increase of co2 in the atmosphere.
all i'm saying is, it's bad science for you to base your argument on a single thing you misheard on a channel you don't remember, just like it's bad science to base all our Global Warming knowledge on a single core sample from antarctica.
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03-16-2011, 08:02 PM #60
There is no way anyone would consider just conserving oil on their own. Has that worked when we send species to extinction? How about cutting down of the rain forest in Brazil? Or dumb asses on the highway who run out of gas?
But in reality, you are too stupid to get it. War would be your answer for the truth? Would you be more proud to have WW3 happen, like next week?
I think the charade has past, as no one really believes in the GW scare, but they had surly believe in something, and soon.Terje was right.
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03-16-2011, 09:01 PM #61Banned
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03-16-2011, 10:35 PM #62
No I don't. The nice people on the television (Nat Geo or Discovery channel) explained the entire process of what was happening (based on their conclusions). The researchers were absolutely amazed that ice could have been melted (so deeply) below a frozen ice sheet. This wasn't glacial ice, this was South Pole pack ice, tens of thousands of years old, sitting atop the polar land mass. Again this was not glacial ice. This was ice that was at one point snow falling and settling on the surface and buried over time.
The entire concept of ice core data mining is that the snow contains a snap shot of the atmosphere at the time it fell. This new revelation shows that there are many variables that affect that snow once it's fallen, that can and do alter conclusions and data. If the snow melts an re freezes as a layer it will not contain the same Co2 record after freezing and thus changes the temp to Co2 relationship.
Doesn't prove or disprove global warming as a result of Co2 emissions, but it does add another factor that now must be considered when looking at ice cores around the world.Last edited by OSECS; 03-17-2011 at 06:01 AM.
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03-16-2011, 11:09 PM #63
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03-17-2011, 02:53 PM #64
WW3 would kill a whole lotta humans (which are the real problem).
Conservation? Howsabout not breeding like rats? That'd be a great start.
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03-17-2011, 02:57 PM #65
Jer, it's not us who are breeding like rats. it's them.
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03-17-2011, 02:57 PM #66
No shit sherlock. That's why I included snow, glaciers, and ice sheets in my previous post.
Again, no shit sherlock. Glacial ice forms this way too...
Again. Go study the subject. In a first or second year class, you'd learn that much of what you are saying is incorrect and confused.
I also watch Nat. Geo. and Discovery from time to time. There is a lot of false information, speculation, and entertainment in the form of exaggeration on many of those shows. You'd get the real information and could ask much more intelligent questions if you studied the subject for a few years.
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03-17-2011, 03:01 PM #67it's all young and fun and skiing and then one day you login and it's relationship advice, gomer glacier tours and geezers.
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03-17-2011, 03:05 PM #68
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03-17-2011, 03:17 PM #69I NEVER troll
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you mean like this?
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...63#post3215663
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03-17-2011, 03:23 PM #70
And what about post grad speculation?
Did you look at the data before you began disagreeing with the information OSECS was relaying? I'm guessing you didn't.
You are not going to say what your field of study is, are you? I've asked you this question in the past after you mentioned working on your phd as an excuse for not answering questions that illustrated how sloppy you had been in your reading of an article before ripping into it. You ducked the question then too. You want the prestige of the title without admitting(or accepting the responsibility inherent with) where your expertise are, and in the process, where they aren't. Too fond of begin a wizard of smart? Don't want to pigeon hole yourself by revealing where your knowledge base really lies?
I'm guessing something along these lines is what he is talking about.
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...59#post3015259Last edited by Rubicon; 03-17-2011 at 03:47 PM.
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03-17-2011, 03:29 PM #71
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03-17-2011, 03:41 PM #72
There was information. It was the veracity of that information that iscariot took issue with. But there was no data presented and iscariot didn't seek any before taking issue with the(supposedly new) information.
He has a tendency to do this then retreat to the "you should just go educate yourself" line when he runs out of steam.it's all young and fun and skiing and then one day you login and it's relationship advice, gomer glacier tours and geezers.
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03-17-2011, 03:43 PM #73spook Guest
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03-17-2011, 03:55 PM #74
examining the data is not always necessary in order to dismiss a claim. it is necessary only when proving one.
i'm sorry this sounds so wishy-washy, but in reality if i told you i'm blowing unicorns out of my ass you won't need to see a picture of my behind before you dismiss me. what OSECS described lacked several important details such as physical mechanism and theorized observable effects to be believable. if you want to take what he described seriously then why not everything else that was said in this thread supporting global warming?
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03-17-2011, 03:57 PM #75
Exactly.
A secondary reason that I suggest education is that many of the posters here don't believe the expertise of people who have dedicated decades to the intricacies surrounding a myriad of issues.
They believe that cigarettes cause cancer, and that the birth control pill stops pregnancy 99.9% of the time, and condoms work 90% of the time.
The percentage of climate scientists on the planet that agree that anthropogenic global warming is occurring, is greater than the confidence level at which a condom prevents pregnancy and disease, and is on par with the confidence levels of using the birth control pill.
Thus, it is clear that the only opinion they will believe is their own, yet their opinion is hopelessly uninformed.
I noted long ago after posting long diatribes with references, etc... that nothing I type will change their minds. Hell, despite the support of the majority of climate scientists in the world, they don't understand what the experts are saying.
Most topics are more complicated than they appear, with nuance and lexicon that occur when a subject has been studied and understood; this is why proper language use and choice is so important when discussing these issues. I continuously suggest education because the only way that many of these posters will understand the subject and its consequences is by actually doing the work themselves...
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