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This is just science. Obviously the planet was much hotter eons ago when it was mostly molten lava. Then it was hit by a huge asteroid that was largely frozen water. When the two collided the explosion and resulting chaos lasted for millions of years. The Moon finally spun off and the Earth was finally formed as a result of all of this--and that's where we got our water which also helped to cool us off billions of years earlier than it would have taken.
Ever so slowly it will continue to cool until the core is no longer active and then there goes our magnetic field and our atmosphere.
It's just a matter of eons and this will be a dead rock in space.
This is just science. Obviously the planet was much hotter eons ago when it was mostly molten lava. Then it was hit by a huge asteroid that was largely frozen water. When the two collided the explosion and resulting chaos lasted for millions of years. The Moon finally spun off and the Earth was finally formed as a result of all of this--and that's where we got our water which also helped to cool us off billions of years earlier than it would have taken.
Ever so slowly it will continue to cool until the core is no longer active and then there goes our magnetic field and our atmosphere.
It's just a matter of eons and this will be a dead rock in space.
Not unless the sun dies first...it's only a few billion years away!
Then we'll be crispy critters.
This is just science. Obviously the planet was much hotter eons ago when it was mostly molten lava. Then it was hit by a huge asteroid that was largely frozen water. When the two collided the explosion and resulting chaos lasted for millions of years. The Moon finally spun off and the Earth was finally formed as a result of all of this--and that's where we got our water which also helped to cool us off billions of years earlier than it would have taken.
Ever so slowly it will continue to cool until the core is no longer active and then there goes our magnetic field and our atmosphere.
It's just a matter of eons and this will be a dead rock in space.
There really is no lie to far which the deniers won't embrace. Oh, well, at least the Daily Fail has figured out how to milk the dullards for money.
I see you called people illiterate then ran from your own illiteracy when I posted this in another thread. Why is that?
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Tree ring study gives first accurate climate reading back to 138BC
World has been slowly cooling for 2,000 years
World was warmer in Roman and Medieval times than it is now
Study of semi-fossilised trees in Finland
Measurements stretching back to 138BC prove that the Earth is slowly cooling due to changes in the distance between the Earth and the sun.
The finding may force scientists to rethink current theories of the impact of global warming.
It is the first time that researchers have been able to accurately measure trends in global temperature over the last two millennia.
Over that time, the world has been getting cooler - and previous estimates, used as the basis for current climate science, are wrong.
I am pretty sure the "Daily Mail" stole the story from the "National Enquirer".
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