Signs of Change

There's news, but then there's news that affects us all, which we have a front row viewing from around the world.  By drilling ice cores and analyzing the air bubbles, scientists have found that at no point, during at least the past 800,000 years have atmospheric CO2 levels been as high as they are now.  That will explain your nice garden and thick trees with heavy leaves; last fall was the most leaves I've ever seen on the ground, this year will be the same, the vegetative growth is vigorous.

Going further back in time during the Ordovician Period some 488.3 million years ago the sun would have been several percent dimmer according to established nuclear models of main sequence stars, our sun gets brighter and hotter as she ages.  We know CO2 was probably very high coming into the late Ordovician Period but with a dimmer sun we see a dip in Earth's C02 instead of runaway greenhouse effect, the planet slumped into a glaciation period.  Unlike other glaciations in the last 500 million years, this one lasting perhaps only a million years or so but the main reason for generating so much interest recently is because it took place when CO2 levels were apparently sky-high.  High CO2 is necessary to stop the Earth from freezing over, many elements in climate change take place, from our sun, the magnetic field around Earth, gasses, land mass exposed, Earth's tilt, atmosphere, oceans and ice all play a role in climate change.

Signs of Change series from HawkkeyDavis Channel does not mean the world is ending! These are documentaries of a series of extreme weather events which are leading to bigger Earth changes, every changing planet, got Gore-Tex?

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Could The Mayan Clock be Off?

Well, we skated on the 21st of Dec. 2012 on the Mayan predictions but when looking around the world today might the Mayan clock be off?  My meaning here is like someone has opened up Pandora's box,  a can of Whoop Ass has been pounding on many countries across the globe and no one is skating.  The ground shaking all over the place,  people wading in neck deep water and extreme temperatures from -50 degrees Fahrenheit in Siberia to a sweltering 130 that was recorded in Australia.  The weather team down there had to reconfigure the color code of temps depicted on the weather map,  that's a first you do not want to experience. Yeap the climate is changing but to what degree?  Records are being broken since we been recording them but in comparison to what we've been accustom to we're not in Kansas anymore Toto.

Some extreme weather records

This is changing the way we're going to live on the planet.  Moving to higher ground, getting away from fault lines, away from parched land that burns with just a lighting stick that consumes 100 thousand acres and storms that are whipping up the deadliest tornado's and hurricanes we have ever seen.  Just one of our oldest weather records dates out at 1820, that's only 193 years.  Think of the climate changes the planet has gone through in the past 4.5 billion years,  ah that would be more than the years we have been keeping records.  So this is going take some getting use to until she settles down.  Unlike a meteorite which just hit Russia or polar shifts are abrupt changes,  man I don't know how we would adjust to that.  Survival of the fittest I guess as it keeps coming and brother it's here.

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FIRE AND ICE

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