Re: Planet X: VIEWING, Restated
In Article <rhSh7.3008$OW.25557@typhoon.hawaii.rr.com> David Tholen wrote:
>> Germany's Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact
>> Research analyzed computer models of climate over
>> the past several thousand years. They concluded that
>> the change to today's desert climate in the Sahara was
>> triggered by changes in the Earth's orbit and the tilt
>> of Earth's axis.
>
> A slow change in the obliquity of the Earth has been
> known for a long time. Current best fits show a decrease
> of 47 arcsec per century. ... In other words, no sudden
> and dramatic pole shift needs to be invoked.
Gradual?
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Journal of Paleolimnology, 1999, Vol 22
Climate became dry stepwise with an ABRUPT
TRANSITION from one stage to another during the
entire Holocene
Cave Fossils expose New Mysteries of a Paradise Lost
by Graeme Leech, Dec 4, 1999
Fossil evidence found on cliffs near several Sydney beaches
has revealed a tropical paradise existed in NSW as recently
as 6000 years ago a virtual blink of an eye in geological
terms. The findings by University of New England scientists
also suggest answers to a number of historical mysteries.
Bob Haworth said the DRAMATIC CHANGE in sea levels
and in climate
A Forest from the Past
ABC, Feb 23, 2000
An amazing find of five acres of ancient [~10,000+ years old]
forest, still standing and nearly perfectly preserved, down to
the moss on the limbs of the trees. "If you look at the tree
rings you can look at the microclimate (which determines
growth) in this area right before it warmed up," Bornhorst
says. "One of the really fascinating things is we don't see any
indicators that the climate was going to warm up. "That has
some practical significance. If nature didn't give any warning
then, what about today? "ALL OF A SUDDEN it warmed up, ...
Scientists Challenge Conventional Sea Level Theory
ABC News, December 3, 1999
Australian scientists say they have discovered evidence of
RAPID CHANGE in world sea levels and of a dramatic fall
in geologically recent times - directly challenging current
conventional wisdom.