Thread: Climate

I recon us humans should reverse the way the world spins that should fix it..

Originally Posted by blip

I recon us humans should reverse the way the world spins that should fix it..

Shouldn't be that hard. We added a extra hour of daylight to each day with daylight saving.
(I actually know a guy who thinks that happened)

Originally Posted by 7mmwsm

Shouldn't be that hard. We added a extra hour of daylight to each day with daylight saving.
(I actually know a guy who thinks that happened)

And that’s a good thing, a few more hours in the day to save the plant.
If we want to change the spin, we all have to run in the other direction at the same time.
But with the earth spinning, remember the speed your travelling at right now in this vacuum of space

Originally Posted by blip

I recon us humans should reverse the way the world spins that should fix it..

Funny that you should say that @blip. I was reading about the effects of the ice caps melting and apparently when that happens in the next warm period the extra mass at the equator will slow the earths rotation enough to extend the day length by some minute fraction of a second. Only a minute step toward reversing rotation but a step none the less. It does come with the unfortunate side effect of raising sea levels by around 70 metres.
Regards Grandpamac.

Originally Posted by grandpamac

Funny that you should say that @blip. I was reading about the effects of the ice caps melting and apparently when that happens in the next warm period the extra mass at the equator will slow the earths rotation enough to extend the day length by some minute fraction of a second. Only a minute step toward reversing rotation but a step none the less. It does come with the unfortunate side effect of raising sea levels by around 70 metres.
Regards Grandpamac.

Which makes me think about the forces at work and how stable they are, and remember, the lots going to be devoured in a black hole

Originally Posted by grandpamac

Funny that you should say that @blip. I was reading about the effects of the ice caps melting and apparently when that happens in the next warm period the extra mass at the equator will slow the earths rotation enough to extend the day length by some minute fraction of a second. Only a minute step toward reversing rotation but a step none the less. It does come with the unfortunate side effect of raising sea levels by around 70 metres.
Regards Grandpamac.

NOAA says 7 feet, but its all just numbers in the end.

And there's an awful lot of Billionaire Climate Priests out there with sea level properties. What do they know that we don't???

Originally Posted by XR500

NOAA says 7 feet, but its all just numbers in the end.

And there's an awful lot of Billionaire Climate Priests out there with sea level properties. What do they know that we don't???

We will just have to remove all the ships from the sea, along with subs. Recovery of the combine displacement, should take care of sea rise, which we haven’t seen yet