mamooth
Diamond Member
Greenland is part of the North American plate, and moves along with North America. I'm interested to hear who told him it move independently of North America.
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My goodness but you have some novel ideas. Are these your ideas or did you read them somewhere? And if you read them somewhere, I'd be very interested to hear who and where they came from.
Northern Canada was where Greenland is today perhaps 30 million years ago. A straight line on a sphere is not straight, it curves with the sphere. NW (direction of Greenland) and SW (direction of NA plate) are on the same line, just NA has passed by its northern peak and hence started to go south after it did that. Greenland will do that in the next 25 or so million years. Meanwhile, its ice age will continue...
My goodness but you have some novel ideas. Are these your ideas or did you read them somewhere? And if you read them somewhere, I'd be very interested to hear who and where they came from.
They are my science.
I may not be the first to connect Earth climate change with land near an Earth pole
but the FBI bought it in 2009
, and then O flushed it in 2012.
That's why this happened...
My goodness but you have some novel ideas. Are these your ideas or did you read them somewhere? And if you read them somewhere, I'd be very interested to hear who and where they came from.
They are my science.
Ahh.... I kinda figured that'd be the case.
I may not be the first to connect Earth climate change with land near an Earth pole
Don't back down now. I think the idea originates with you
but the FBI bought it in 2009
I'll just bet they did.
, and then O flushed it in 2012.
Oh, that wouldn't surprise me in the slightest
That's why this happened...
That's why what happened?
When given the decision of whether or not to prosecute all the left wing liars involved with Algore's fraud, obama decided to cover it up. If Hillary doesn't win, he'll face a treason charge for that...
Are you just trolling everyone? I ask because it seems unlikely that a person could actually be as crazy as you sound without being institutionalized.
In order to prove that you're not crazy or trolling, you'll need to show actual evidence for all your loopy fairy tales. Simply repeating the same insanity over and over won't magically make it true.
Now you fucking stupid ass. No, there is no ice where the farms of the Vikings were. If you really are interested in knowing what happened to the Greenland colonies, read Jared Diamond's 'Collapse", instead of a bunch of braid dead suppositions from people that didn't bother to do any research.The coast of Greenland, where the Vikings colonies were, was less green, and colder than today, at the best times of the colonization. And the colonies were always on the edge of disaster.No, the southern tip of Greenland WAS GREEN when the Vikings colonized it 2500 years ago. They farmed there until the 1400s, when the ice got so close the ground ceased to be useful for farming.
Greenland was THE global "cooling" talking point in the 1970s...
COLDER THAN TODAY...
even though the Vikings were FARMING ON IT THEN and IT IS GLACIER ICE NOW..
LOL!!!
Land you can farm = colder than glacier ice...
Once again... THE IDIOCY of the FRAUD strikes...
More dumbfuckery. The 'fault' at the bottom of the Atlantic is the Atlantic Rift Zone. And the movement in the Arctic is about 1 inch a year. That makes zero difference in a 50,000 years as to climate.Did CO2 put that continent there, or did CO2 have NOTHING TO DO WITH THAT PART OF EARTH CLIMATE CHANGE???
I've got the same question Mamooth put up. Climate changes quite rapidly on a geological time scale. How quickly do you think land masses around the poles change?
They move 1-5 inches per year. Greenland is an excellent recent case study. Pushed NW by the "coming in" fault at the bottom of the Atlantic, Greenland was totally green 1 million years ago, a time when North America was covered with glacier ice down to Indiana. Now, Greenland is covered with ice, and the North American ice age is almost completely gone (except for Ellsmere Island at the top of northern Canada).
So yes, short movements in tectonic plates can cause major climate change in just a few hundred thousand years. Granted, if a large asteroid shower pelted Antarctica, it could melt a lot of ice very quickly. None of that changes the truth of Earth climate change, which is all about where land is, and not at all about fudgebaking left wing liars huffing about a trace gas in the atmosphere that has not warmed the atmosphere despite going from 270 parts per MILLION to 390 or so....
Have you figured out whether planet Earth is round or flat yet???
Stupid ass, now you change your story from glaciers to permafrost. And that is exactly what Jared Diamond wrote."No, there is no ice where the farms of the Vikings were."
Tell us, after farming on the southern tip of Greenland from 1100 BC to 1400, why did the Vikings leave 600 years ago?
A: the ground they were farming froze
The Fate of Greenland's Vikings - Archaeology Magazine Archive
"Greenland's climate began to change as well; the summers grew shorter and progressively cooler, limiting the time cattle could be kept outdoors and increasing the need for winter fodder. During the worst years, when rains would have been heaviest, the hay crop would barely have been adequate to see the penned animals through the coldest days. Over the decades the drop in temperature seems to have had an effect on the design of the Greenlanders' houses. Originally conceived as single-roomed structures, like the great hall at Brattahlid, they were divided into smaller spaces for warmth, and then into warrens of interconnected chambers, with the cows kept close by so the owners might benefit from the animals' body heat."
" An ice core drilled from the island's massive icecap between 1992 and 1993 shows a decided cooling off in the Western Settlement during the mid-fourteenth century."
Story of Viking Colonies' Icy 'Pompeii' Unfolds From Ancient Greenland Farm
''The Farm Beneath the Sand,'' this site lay buried under glacial sands for six centuries. Today, it is called the Viking Pompeii in the Scandinavian press."
and there you have it. Land that was farmed for centuries is now under 600 years of permafrost...
I. CASE BACKGROUND"Where's your evidence that any islands are sinking?"
LMAO!!!
How many times do I have to keep re-posting the stories about the Marshall Islands etc.???