posted on Jan, 3 2005 @ 06:51 PM
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...big change happening?...
looking at tree rings
Dendrochronology
not only dates trees but gives us information about
what the growing conditions & climate were like in history.
i know this idea, more or less, follows in the
Uniformitarian Principle
school of thought....but it also embodies some of the 'abrupt change' you
find in catastrophism models...which is kinda what
you are suggesting, implying, inferring
if you clicked the above link,
you saw the wavy line which fluxes above and below the average 'O' line
i personally think we're entering the
warm-wet era as
anticipated in the
Wheeler Weather Cycle...mostly ignored nowadays.
**if you want to check out other 'dating' methods....go to the contents page of that
utk.edu site- (since some dating data can be a a proxy
for climate & weather conditions)
using ice cores, tree rings, etc etc....you might find that this eras' warming
follows historical fluxuation...once we start approaching the theoretical
100-200 year or even pass a 500-1000 year temperature medium,,
...
then brace yourself!
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