isomer13 wrote:
That remains to be seen. http://www.noaa.gov/ We've only kept reliable and accurate records of temps and weather for about the last 100 years. For example, we now know that the area of Arizona had been in a 300 year drought which ended sometime in the 1800's.
But we don't know the temps during those years.
So, to say its the hottest year "ever", really means in just the last 100 years. Could it be the hottest year in the past 100 years? Sure. But, its only speculation to say its the hottest year ever, and if it is, it doesn't mean next year will be worse.
You might want to look up something called Paleoclimatology, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paleoclimatology , and while you're at it, Paleoseismology(for the earthquakers) too.
There is a wealth of information available on the internet if you just take the time to search it out. The trick is knowing what is based in fact and reality, and everything else.
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wolf wrote:If the ocean continues to heat up, expect more volcanic activity and all sorts of natural disasters.
fuzoid wrote:wolf wrote:If the ocean continues to heat up, expect more volcanic activity and all sorts of natural disasters.
I don't see how the oceans heating up can contribute to an increase in volcanic activity. While a warming ocean can increase the number and intensity of hurricanes, as well as possibly disrupting the food chain for marine life, what other sorts of disasters do you have in mind? Because a warming ocean will have no impact on volcanic activity.
wolf wrote:fuzoid wrote:wolf wrote:If the ocean continues to heat up, expect more volcanic activity and all sorts of natural disasters.
I don't see how the oceans heating up can contribute to an increase in volcanic activity. While a warming ocean can increase the number and intensity of hurricanes, as well as possibly disrupting the food chain for marine life, what other sorts of disasters do you have in mind? Because a warming ocean will have no impact on volcanic activity.
Just expect more this year =] that's all you gotta know. mount pelee will be next.
wolf wrote:fuzoid wrote:wolf wrote:If the ocean continues to heat up, expect more volcanic activity and all sorts of natural disasters.
I don't see how the oceans heating up can contribute to an increase in volcanic activity. While a warming ocean can increase the number and intensity of hurricanes, as well as possibly disrupting the food chain for marine life, what other sorts of disasters do you have in mind? Because a warming ocean will have no impact on volcanic activity.
Just expect more this year =] that's all you gotta know. mount pelee will be next.
Roman_DeWebb wrote:Here's the thing... The sun, being more active than has previously been seen, in modern recorded history, is now an indisputable fact. Flares and explosions, which have been, and are at this very moment, being recorded and documented.
As a result, the atmosphere, oceans, and yes, the very ground we stand on are being heated.
The ozone layer being thinner, and magnetic poles moving have reduced the Earth's ability to protect itself, and us, from the solar effects.
Many dormant volcanoes are now showing signs of waking up, Mount Vesuvius being one of them, which will add more heat, above and below the surface, and that won't be a good thing either.
In fact, volcanologists are bracing for another major eruption of Vesuvius, and are hoping that the indicators will prove accurate, that there will not be an explosive eruption, but the truth is, they can't say anything for sure, and they are the experts.
I seem to recall being scoffed at by posting that a major solar flare might be a "likely candidate" for what may occur on December 21st, 2012 and told that the sun was at it's most dormant stage in known history, and the chances that this could be the culprit, were non-existant. Well, welcome to the reality where we don't know everything about everything...
... And by we, I am not necessarily talking about myself, although I don't know everything,.. and don't mind admitting this.
What I do mind is some self-proclaimed know-it-all, who prefers to ridicule others to make themselves seem superior... but, it only seems that way...
Wolf, if you have some inside information about this, or were "told" that certain events are coming, it is damned decent of you to pass this information along, at the risk of being ridiculed. There have been many famous, infamous and unknown people who have made predictions that were proven correct.
Thanks! I will be keeping an eye on Pelee now, although I probably won't be around there when it does go off, nor will I be anywhere near Vesuvius in the near future...
I suggest that, if you don't know how to hunt, fish, raise produce or ride a horse, you might want to take some crash-courses in these skills, very soon...
Roman
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