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Dinosaur farts?  ;)


rayzentz AT aim.com wrote:
> Yep, millions cooking on fires, spewing methane?
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> Oh, perhaps they all had very bad gas?   ;-)
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> But what about before that? And before that?
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> And I have no doubt that our time here is relatively short, and the earth may 
> well be better off without us...
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> Ray
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> From: EarthNSky <erthnsky AT bellsouth.net>
> To: homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org
> Sent: Sun, Nov 29, 2009 3:05 pm
> Subject: Re: [Homestead] Climate-Gate
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> Well Ray, according to an archaeological site in South Africa, 164,000
> ears ago, man was harvesting seafood and cooking it over a fire for his
>  makeup wearing woman.  :)  Uncle Al would probably say it was the
> ooking smoke...  ;)
> Just for reference, Neanderthals roamed about 100,000 years ago, and the
> ldest human(still probably homo sapiens) footprints were found on the
> occamonfina volcano in Italy, a mere 345,000 years ago.
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> o, here's what I think happened Ray...
> ne hundred thousand years ago, there were millions of homo sapiens
> round the globe fishing and cooking with fire, then Lake Toba blew to
> ingdom Come, killing all but, say, 10,000 humans worldwide.  Genetic
> tudies have confirmed a population bottleneck around this time.
> ecords suggest that there was a 6 year global nuclear winter followed
> y 1000 years of super cold, a mini ice age.  Only a lucky few survived.
> So, I think perhaps the Earth will continue to make corrections and keep
> ife in balance.  If we are lucky, scientists thousands of years from
> ow will call the coming correction(whatever it turns out to be) another
> population bottleneck'...otherwise, we will be a part of an extinction
> vent and we can only hope that our passing is witnessed and remembered
> y the whales, dolphins, aliens, or whatever.
> Bev
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> rayzentz AT aim.com wrote:
>  Methane levels, according to Ice Core samples, go up and down, 
>  correlating to temperature variations, for the last, oh, four hundred
>   thousand years or so. The chart provided seems very cyclical to me.
>  I am wondering why, about a 110,000 years ago, there were high
>  methane levels, and high temperatures, when my grandfather didn't yet
>  have his SUV? And why, about 110,000 years before that, before his 
>  grandfather had a model T, we see another spike in methane and 
>  temperature level?
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>  Hmmm. Ya think it might be Cyclical?
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>  http://www.giss.nasa.gov/research/features/200409_methane/
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