/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8409576
>The real issue with global warming is the upcoming pole shift due to the core rotational flip. We are in the final 500 to 1000 years before the flip happens, so we are seeing the result of a slower core rotation and a loss of part of our magnetic shield.
>One single volcanic eruption can dump green house gasses at a rate we can't even match and that is a natural process
>When the core gets slower say 300 years from now the entire sky will look like the Arora Borealis at night due to a mixture or cosmic rays an radiation
>>>/x/

>>7912853
uh oh, pic related
just another day here on
>/sci/ - Religion and Homework

>>7904786
>I am pretty sure ice ages are becoming more frequent over time
well if you're pretty sure, I guess that settles it.
ever heard of the huronian glaciation?

>>7905331
>politicians going on witch hunt
>reported on by Nature
oops indeed, amirite?