Are we experiencing the begin of a New Ice Age?, page 4

Ice age?

AUSTRALIA'S biggest city resembled a ghost town yesterday as the mercury hit a near record 42C. The scorching heat forced the city's four million residents indoors, leaving parks, playgrounds, the harbour, beaches and even public pools sparsely populated on the hottest day so far this summer.

www.dailytelegraph.com.au...

Timaru has broken the record for its hottest day ever, with the temperature hitting a scorching 40.3 degrees shortly before 4pm.

The extreme heat is connected to the same heatwave that saw Sydney climb to 42 degrees yesterday and then record the hottest night ever, according to WeatherWatch.co.nz.

www.nzherald.co.nz...

(yeah, I know it's only weather, and it's summer down there, but nonetheless..... And with Britain and much of NW Europe also experiencing unusually warm temps, I'm seriously wondering where the ice is? )

reply to post by hypervalentiodine

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Well, what I got from that information is that the climate is cyclical. There are mini cycles and larger cycles.

I was not attempting to prove an ice age is coming.

See, there is no way to shutdown a star, which is what drives the cycles.

By the way, all the hooey about warming, change, disruption has NOT even gone beyond the supposition phase of a hypothesis. There is not even a THEORY but the governments want to institute a catastrophic economic decision. Hmmm, well ain't that just typical.

Originally posted by saltheart foamfollower
reply to post by hypervalentiodine

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Well, what I got from that information is that the climate is cyclical. There are mini cycles and larger cycles.

I was not attempting to prove an ice age is coming.

See, there is no way to shutdown a star, which is what drives the cycles.

By the way, all the hooey about warming, change, disruption has NOT even gone beyond the supposition phase of a hypothesis. There is not even a THEORY but the governments want to institute a catastrophic economic decision. Hmmm, well ain't that just typical.

You've not done much research into this, have you? There is paper upon paper providing reasons why and proofs for global warming. The one I linked in this thread about glaciers is one of a great many.

reply to post by Arken

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It doesn't happen very often, but it occasionally happens. Last year, we managed to have at least a dusting in all 50 states.

It may not be man made, but there are cycles in nature.

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