Galactic Flares and the Climate
There are quite a number of theories related to cosmic radiation that we may soon be able to test now that there has been a galactic flare at the center of
Galactic Flaring
It has long been known that the center of galaxies are prone to flaring, with huge outbursts of radiation. However, such flaring has not been reliably observed in our
Origin of Prevailing Winds
Conventional theory on prevailing winds has terrestrial heating from solar radiation as the main driver. Secondly, we have Earth’s rotation as an additional engine.
Ice Age Equator
The equator during an ice age is unlikely to be where the equator is located during mild periods, such as the one we are currently experiencing. This is especially true if
The Younger Dryas Impact Crater
It has long been known that something very dramatic happened during the Younger Dryas about 12,000 years ago. This is when a large number of
History of the Nigard Glacier
Nigard was a farm situated in a valley in west Norway. Farther up the valley there was a lake, and farther still a relatively small glacier, a side arm of
Geomagnetic Reversal
A geomagnetic reversal is a change in a planet’s magnetic field such that the positions of magnetic north and magnetic south are interchanged. This happened briefly
In Search of Atlantis
There is no doubt that something very dramatic happened some eight thousand years ago. In the space of a few generations the entire Scandinavian Ice Sheet
An Active Hurricane Season
This year’s hurricane season looks like it may go down in history as one of the most active ones on record. This is by many seen as proof that global warming
Cyclones and Galaxies
Cyclones on Earth and spiral galaxies in space have several features in common. They both have spiraling arms coming out of a center that is hotter than their surroundings.