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What would the effects of a second Sun be on Earth?
By: Mikeraphone on August 19 If Jupiter, which is made of the same stuff as our Sun, ignited and became a second Sun, what would be the effect on planet Earth? I ask this because some people believe it is happening due to the Sun's current unusual excess of plasma send outs and will climax at the Sun's... flags: 0, replies: 12
Earth's Core Winding Down
By: mapsurfer_ on August 18 About a year ago.. I had this really weird dream about the earth's core turning from iron to bronze, and all the magnetism on the planet dissipated. The dream was really bizarre as it ended in global catastrophe. Ok crazy dream I admit. A few days later, I ended up having... flags: 0, replies: 10
Global Warming is a myth: A surprising theory!
By: jedimiller on August 18 I'm no theorist, however, I've found that reasonable logic is the answer to everything. Earth contains many metals, crystals, gases, animals etc. All coming from our own planet. We have taken these metals and plastics and have used them to our advantage. To make electronics... flags: 0, replies: 5
snowing in denver
By: whiteblack on August 19 "The CDOT camera on I-70 at the Eisenhower Tunnel showed it snowed Saturday morning, and it looked like about 2" had fallen. By mid-afternoon, the snow had melted, but the higher elevations above 11,000 feet in our northern mountains have had their first snow of the season.... flags: 0, replies: 4
Weird,strange,amazing,cool-Dont know what to say to the phenomenon By: peacejet on August 19 Now Iam going to tell you the strange thing that happened last night here in chennai. Everyone knows that thunderstorms never stay at a single place for more that half an hour, but it was proved wrong. Yesterday night while returning home I saw that the sky was clouded... flags: 0, replies: 4 Top-Flagged Recent Topics (past 7 days)
Tropical Storm Fay Has Florida In Her Sight
By: worldwatcher on August 15 A new tropical storm formed developed this afternoon in the Caribbean near the Dominican Republic "TROPICAL STORM FAY ADVISORY NUMBER 1 NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL AL062008 500 PM AST FRI AUG... flags: 6, replies: 13
Yellowstone is on its last legs says scientist
By: billyjoinedat2k8 on August 14 " Yellowstone volcano at 80 kilometres beneath the Earth's surface it's about 1450 °C, say researchers – which, for a supervolcano, is only lukewarm. That doesn't mean we won't get another eruption. The last... flags: 3, replies: 6
End of the world, wiping out life on earth
By: wheresthetruth on August 17 So, I watch a lot of the research, educational and science channels (history/international, discovery, science, animal planet, natgeo, etc). While I do find a lot of these channels to have quality programming, there are... flags: 2, replies: 12
why is no one excited about ethanol?
By: crawgator406 on August 16 With alcohol fuel, you can become energy-independent, reverse global warming, and survive Peak Oil in style. Alcohol fuel is "liquid sunshine" and can't be controlled by transnational corporations. You can produce alcohol... flags: 1, replies: 93
Bizarre weather last night in LA By: Terra Serranum on August 15 I think this is the right place to post this. Last night was the strangest thing. I don't know if this happens anywhere else, but I've never seen weather like it here in Los Angeles. I live about 3 1/2 miles from LAX in... flags: 1, replies: 46 Active Recent Topics (past 7 days)
Anyone notice the strange weather today? Hot everywhere except Colorado.
By: skyshow on August 16 I'm writing this on Saturday Aug 16, in the afternoon. A look at the temperature map of the United States shows the West, mid section and Southwest scorching in the upper 80's to triple digits with a lot of 90's except for... replies: 21
If anything, this year has been mild...
By: asmeone2 on August 13 Hi All. I'm a bit north of Dallas and I notice that this year, in terms of both temperature and weather patterns, has been unusually mild. Normally we get very bad storms through the springtime. Perhaps ten a year that... replies: 11
Fifth Warmest July on Record for Globe
By: pynner on August 15 NOAA: Fifth Warmest July on Record for Globe August 15, 2008 The combined average global land and ocean surface temperature for July 2008 tied with 2001 and 2003 as the fifth warmest July since worldwide... replies: 10
Global Cooling (TRUTH) VS Global Warming (LIE) By: Alex_H on August 15 I have been looking at graphs that Global Cooling is actually happening but its also beginning to come true on what William Cooper said in his book Behold a Pale Horse From Pg 73 Behold a Pale Horse The icecaps... replies: 3 Most-Replied Topics (past 90 days)
Hey Dude - Where's my Global Warming?
By: budski on July 22 An interesting piece I came across this morning: "THESE are the seven graphs that should make the Rudd Government feel sick. These are the seven graphs that should make you ask: What? Has global warming now stopped?... replies: 88
Going "Green" = People Must Die! Why?
By: xman_in_blackx on August 2 I have heard so much concerning Global Warming/Climate Change and going "green." What I find interesting are the things I am hearing people say when the subject is brought up in social situations. I was having a conversation... replies: 78
Hurricane watch 2008
By: LDragonFire on May 31 Well ladies and gentleman this hurricane season is said to be a active one. "MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- Tropical Storm Arthur, the first named storm of the 2008 Atlantic season, formed Saturday near the coast... replies: 71
The Severe Weather Thread 2008
By: OzWeatherman on June 4 Thought I would give the arguing a rest and do something simlar to the hurricane and earthquake watch threads. Was hoping that people could post their severe weather experiences, wether it be a severe thunderstorm,... replies: 57
Return of the Honey Bees!
By: Doc Velocity on June 24 I have pretty extensive flower and vegetable gardens, which suffered over the last 2 years from poor pollination. This coincided with the much-publicized missing honey bee phenomenon, which has a number of hypothetical explanations... replies: 55
Does anyone think that Global Warming is a joke?
By: tpeele on May 22 I think that Global Warming is a hoax made up by the government to decrease in petroleum consumption so that other countries will start supplying more gas. (for those that don't know, other countries agreed that if we reduce... replies: 43
A Solution to Saving the Planet
By: encinoman on August 1 The humans are a disease to this earth. We pollute, burn, blow up, and do all kinds of other things to this earth. This planet will not last much longer unless we do something about it. This is something that everyone has... replies: 37
Massive sea creature? (google earth coordinates)
By: mrbenn on May 30 Was just reading the emergencies website and saw one a bout a boat sinking off the coast of Waukegan . Went on to google maps to have a look and when we zoomed in we saw this in the water ! Looks like a squid to me but my... replies: 29
Greenland ice core analysis shows drastic climate change near end of last ice age
By: Maxmars on June 20 At the end of the last Ice Age the temperature spiked 22 degrees (F) over a 50-year period. Could this be similar to what we are seeing recently replies: 29
Is Wind Power the best answer?
By: Iggus on June 27 The UK government in trying to met it's reewable enrgy targets wants to spend 100bn pounds (nearly 200bn dollars) on building 7000 new wind turbines across the UK (). Given the inherent problems of unpredictable intemmitency associated... replies: 29
RESULTS from Experiment in Alt. Methods of EQ Prediction
By: damntheptb on May 30 We are going to start a results page for the experiment in alternative methods of EQ prediction. ONLY RESULTS on this page please.... Include a copy of the original prediction or precursor felt or seen, and then... replies: 28
Anyone know what BIRDS these are!?? In LONDON? Someone must know!? By: _Phoenix_ on May 31 I was cleaning my window just now this morning, here in London, outside there there are few trees, when I looked at these trees, I became pleasantly suprised. I saw what looked like green parrots! Is that normal? I've... replies: 26 |
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