1. Ever notice how Christopher Nolan’s movies (Interstellar, Inception, The Prestige) feel like an anxiety attack? Well, maybe that’s overstating things a bit.
2. The Terminator (1984) Judgment Day (1991) Rise of the Machines (2003) Salvation (2009) Genisys (2015).

The Dirtiest Corvette Ever. Corvettes are dirty cars. I don’t care how many times they go to Le.

Mans with the Z0. Corvette will always remind me of Dirk Diggler, the 1. Even the new ones. Most owners I know embrace their heritage rocking excellent vintage mustaches and jewelry. They learned at an early age that gold goes well with a Corvette. I learned this as a kid too. I also learned that you never button your top three buttons when in the presence of a Corvette.

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David Lappi is a geologist from Alaska who has sent in a set of beautiful graphs–including an especially prosaic one of the last 10,000 years in Greenland–that he. Marvel.com is the source for Marvel comics, digital comics, comic strips, and more featuring Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hulk, X-Men and all your favorite superheroes.

You can’t let it know that you’re not cool. But this Corvette is different. Download Dvd Movie Ghostbusters (2016). This is Brian Ballinger and Chris Smiths’s build for the next Gambler 5. Before we get into how great this is, lets get one thing out of the way. This is my least favorite Corvette model. It’s the one Barbie drove. It’s the Corvette most likely to enjoy the latest Michael Bolton album with its owner.

Yet Brian turned it into heavy metal. You see this pull up and you pray he’s not here to pick up your daughter. No way Barbie would drive this. This is awesome. I actually don’t know that much about Corvettes but I can only assume that the factory gas tank was somewhere near the rear bumper and all the stuff that Brian cut off. I assume that’s why there is now a giant fuel cell dominating the back of the car. I also can’t help but see the desert racing dune buggy like stucture that’s been hiding under all that sports car.

Amazing what a set of 3. The mustache and mullet completes the look though. They just cut away the bodywork instead of putting the wheels outside of it.

Maybe I should build a V8 powered Corvette? I asked why he started with the Corvette and “Free” was the answer.

I naturally suggested he cage it and run in the Baja 1. Brian’s response was, “It’s on my bucket list.”.

Jo. Nova. Greenland Interglacial Temperatures – last 1. Are we headed for an ice age? We start with the whole 6. What’s obvious is that in terms of homo sapiens history, things are warm now (because we’re not in an ice age). But, in terms of homo sapiens civilization, things are cooler than usual, and appear to be cooling. Then again, since T- rex & Co.

The dinosaurs would have scoffed at us: “What? You think this is warm?”With so much volatility in the graphs, anyone could play “pick a trend” and depending on which dot you start from, you can get any trend you want. Rohde / Global Warming Art) are climate records based on oxygen isotope thermometry of deep- ocean sediment cores from many parts of the world . Significant temperature events on the first graph show the start and end of Antarctic glaciation 3. It is obvious from the graph that we are now living in the coldest period of Earth’s history for the last 6. Despite recent rumors of global warming, we are actually in a deep freeze. Global Temperature estimates over the last 6.

Image created by Robert A. Rohde / Global Warming Art. The last five million years of climate change is shown in the next graph based on work by  Lisiecki and Raymo  in 2.

It shows our planet has a dynamic temperature history, and over the last three million years, we have had a continuous series of ice ages (now about 9. There are 1. 3 (count . Since Earth is on a multi- million- year cooling trend, we are currently lucky to be living during an interglacial warm period, but we are at the end of our normal 1. Image created by Robert A. Rohde / Global Warming Art. The last 1. 0 millenia.

To detail the more recent prehistoric temperature changes, scientists have drilled a number of ice cores in ancient glacial ice. The US government drilled the GISP 2  ice core in central Greenland over a five- year period, and the data is available here.

I downloaded and graphed these data in Excel myself. The following graphs have a time scale in years Before Present (BP). The next graph of temperature from the ice core for the last 1. Greenland is now colder than for most of that period (vertical scale in degrees C below zero). We can see the Medieval Warm Period  8.

Little Ice Age 1. We are now recovering from this abnormal cold period, and the recovery started long before anthropogenic greenhouse gases were produced in any quantity. The curved  trend line in green shows that we have been experiencing declining temperatures for the past 3,0.

Temperatures are only considered to be increasing if viewed for the last 1. UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has chosen for its review. The red portion of the curve is the recovery from the Little Ice Age. The amount of 2. 0th century warming is unknown, since it was recently revealed that unknown portions of the international temperature databases have been tampered with, and the amount and extent of the tampering has not been publicly documented. It is likely that some warming has continued into the 2. C that the global warming advocates would lead us to believe. Our current warming is well within natural variation, and in view of the general decline in temperatures during the last half of this interglacial, is probably beneficial for mankind and most plants and animals.

The graph clearly shows the Minoan Warming (about 3. Roman Warming (about 2.

Medieval Warm Period (about 9. Great advances in government, art, architecture, and science were made during these warmer times. UPDATE: This graph shows the ice- core data up until 1.

The last 1. 50 years (1. Earth began coming out of the LIA. Long- term, temperatures are now declining (for the last 3,0. We have repeated this cycle 4.

And in case you are wondering, the previous Antarctic ice cores tell a broadly similar story. Though the individual temperature spikes and dips are different than in Greenland, the long- term temperature trend on the planet appears to be down, not up.

And since it is so late in our current interglacial period, we could be concerned about global cooling. Vostok Antarctica, last 1. Interglacial temperature. The US is currently drilling a new ice core (see here), already at 1,5. This will give us the best Antarctic record yet. I believe the results will confirm the above.

We geologists owe it to policy- makers to give them the benefit of our longer- term perspective. I believe we will regret regulating CO2, since doing so will not produce any measurable climate control, and may actually cause great harm to world economies. If we want to promote renewable energy sources (and I do), let us not penalize fossil fuel production and use. The cost of (possibly) slightly influencing this change is so great, why not spend a lot less adapting to it? Since we don’t know if the long- term climate is cooling or warming (I bet on cooling long- term), we could spend trillions to cut emissions, only to have the climate cool catastrophically on its own. Pump as much CO2 into the air as possible? Warming is not a killer, but global cooling is.

It would only take a few years of global crop failures from cold weather to put populations at serious risk. Both the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets are thickening: Leave anything on the ice, and it gets buried pretty fast (for example: the US South Pole Base was recently reconstructed because the old base was being crushed by snow and ice, and WWII planes lost on Greenland’s southeast coast, were covered by 2.

This is not rocket science. Sure, the sea- level edges are retreating (that is why we call them the ablation zones of a glacier), but they represent a minute portion of the continent- scale ice mass.“Glacier girl” crashed on an icecap in Greenland and became buried under 2. Joanne adds a few thoughts.

It’s hard to know what temperatures in the tropics were by drilling in the Arctic Circle. However, we do have hundreds of studies regarding the Medieval Warm Period about 1,0.

I discuss in my post on why the Hockey Stick is audaciously wrong). But, the Vostok ice core graph is not mirroring the detail in GISP. Why should we rely on Greenland as a better climate guide for the planet?

Svensmark suggests that Antarctica responds uniquely. Because it is covered in Earth’s most reflective ice and snow, it has a very high albedo, sending most of the incident sunlight right back to space. The Arctic is not as white, and neither is Greenland. Greenland is also tied to local water and wind patterns, whereas the Antarctic is more isolated, and completely surrounded by vast oceans. The result is that cloud cover changes have a different effect on Antarctica. The theory goes that if the world becomes cloudier, most places cool, but Antarctica warms.

The cloud tops are actually less reflective than Antarctic snow, and they re- radiate the heat they absorb. They also trap heat from below, preventing it from escaping into space. An effect like this means that while Antarctica is a good indicator of big climate movements, it may not be so good for smaller changes on smaller time scales. Hence, Greenland may be a better indicator of planetary climatic trends over the past 1. Not another IPCC- gate? Fitting with this is the trend of the last few decades where most of the world warmed, but Antarctica cooled and its sea ice increased.

And as it happens, just today comes word of another cringeworthy error in AR4: They managed to whitewash the steady growth in Antarctic sea ice, and underestimate it by 5. J. Zachos, et al (2. Trends, Rhythms, and Aberrations in Global Climate 6. Ma to Present, Science 2.

L. Lisiecki and M. Raymo  (2. 00. 5) – A Pliocene- Pleistocene stack of 5. The old graph is here. UPDATE: 5 Feb 2. 01.

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