A thermally isolated Arctic Ocean due to geologic uplift forced closure of Arctic Ocean gateways, like the Bering Strait due and all of the surrounding lands.Remind me what land was parked over the North Pole in the last several million years?
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A thermally isolated Arctic Ocean due to geologic uplift forced closure of Arctic Ocean gateways, like the Bering Strait due and all of the surrounding lands.Remind me what land was parked over the North Pole in the last several million years?
Incorrect.
What Did the Continents Look Like Millions of Years Ago?
An artist-geologist renders the history of the Earth with maps.www.theatlantic.com
The only known instance of glaciation occurring with an ocean parked over a pole happened 2.6 million years ago when the Arctic Ocean became thermally isolated due to the land masses surrounding it and the geologic uplift which forced the closure of Arctic Ocean gateways, like the Bering Strait.
There was no ice on the North Pole during snowball earth because the pole was open water.LOL. Incorrect. I told you about the Huronian "Snowball Earth". As well as evidence of some degree of polar ice in other parts of the earth's history.
Do you get off on being shown to be a LIAR? Here's where I told you about those things:
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Blink twice if you understand the importance of thermal isolation of polar regions for extensive continental glaciation.What about the late Huronian?
Blink twice if you understand the importance of thermal isolation of polar regions for extensive continental glaciation.
There was no ice on the North Pole during snowball earth because the pole was open water.
What Did the Continents Look Like Millions of Years Ago?
An artist-geologist renders the history of the Earth with maps.www.theatlantic.com
It’s so much better than the 200 years you limit it to and establish zero context for today’s climate which is that of an icehouse planet.I love how you limit yourself to the last 5 million years of earth history as if the rest of it never happened.
That's how I know you are a fake petroleum engineer.
The “cartoons” are a staple of geology and are based upon science. You’d know that if you had a PhD in geology like you claim.You are using another non-science resource that shows a couple of brief cartoons. Your point is not made. I didn't read anywhere in the article where it says what you claim.
Could you be bothered to support your point with the actual verbiage from your "citation"?
And can I ask why you studiously avoid scientific articles?
Just curious. Not surprised, given you are a fake engineer who has no training in the sciences.
It’s so much better than the 200 years you limit it to and establish zero context for today’s climate which is that of an icehouse planet.
The “cartoons” are a staple of geology
and are based upon science. You’d know that if you had a PhD in geology like you claim.![]()
I think it’s you who has never done a material balance of CO2. You are the one who doesn’t understand scale.If only you understood the concept of "scale".
I’m pretty sure pointing out the requirement of thermal isolation at the poles in the context of glaciation are details so it’s you who not only glosses over details but dismissed them entirely.LOLOL. Not the way YOU use them. You use them to gloss over detail.
You mean to summarize the times glaciation occurred at the poles?LOLOL. Not the way YOU use them. You use them to gloss over detail.
You mean to summarize the times glaciation occurred at the poles?
And to show it only occurred when the poles were thermally isolated?
Uses like that? Details like that?
I think it’s you who has never done a material balance of CO2.