All Conference attendies Agree on Global Warming
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MTdream
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shortstop20
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I don't doubt that global warming is real. What I do not belive is that MAN MADE global warming is real.
you don't have to be a rocket scientist to be able to figure it out. the earth is on fire inside, that firehas always been sealed up. but through mining and drilling for oil, we have allowed airto the core of the earth....thus stoking the fire. really we are doing it to our selves. the only hard part for me to understand is having lived i the same city virtually all my life, only two winters can I recall where I will not see my grass all winter........this year, and last year.
They looked like a hand selected, special interest group to me. Carrots, and coal, and buttons, litter the yard.
X2. it's just nature doin it's thing
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sldgy
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Earth's fate is precarious. As a red giant, the Sun will have a maximum radius beyond the Earth's current orbit, 1 AU (1.5×1011 m), 250 times the present radius of the Sun. However, by the time it is an asymptotic giant branch star, the Sun will have lost roughly 30% of its present mass due to a stellar wind, so the orbits of the planets will move outward. If it were only for this, Earth would probably be spared, but new research suggests that Earth will be swallowed by the Sun owing to tidal interactions. Even if Earth would escape incineration in the Sun, still all its water will be boiled away and most of its atmosphere would escape into space. In fact, even during its current life in the main sequence, the Sun is gradually becoming more luminous (about 10% every 1 billion years), and its surface temperature is slowly rising. The Sun used to be fainter in the past, which is possibly the reason why life on Earth has only existed for about 1 billion years on land. The increase in solar temperatures is such that already in about a billion years, the surface of the Earth will become too hot for liquid water to exist, ending all terrestrial life.
Earth's fate is precarious. As a red giant, the Sun will have a maximum radius beyond the Earth's current orbit, 1 AU (1.5×1011 m), 250 times the present radius of the Sun. However, by the time it is an asymptotic giant branch star, the Sun will have lost roughly 30% of its present mass due to a stellar wind, so the orbits of the planets will move outward. If it were only for this, Earth would probably be spared, but new research suggests that Earth will be swallowed by the Sun owing to tidal interactions. Even if Earth would escape incineration in the Sun, still all its water will be boiled away and most of its atmosphere would escape into space. In fact, even during its current life in the main sequence, the Sun is gradually becoming more luminous (about 10% every 1 billion years), and its surface temperature is slowly rising. The Sun used to be fainter in the past, which is possibly the reason why life on Earth has only existed for about 1 billion years on land. The increase in solar temperatures is such that already in about a billion years, the surface of the Earth will become too hot for liquid water to exist, ending all terrestrial life.
I don't think I'll live that long
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sldgy
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Right on! Lets drill, log and blow this fu(ker up before the sun does..
Hey sldgy, know anything about life support systems, interstellar nagivation, faster than light speed drives, rocket ship construction, low earth orbit construction, or zero-G, heck even zero-G toilets. I'm thinking about putting together a team, and get the frac off this rock.
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