Polar Ice Is Lost at Sea

[Huste]

Our planet reached another milestone earlier this week: Sea ice fell to its lowest level since human civilization began more than 12,000 years ago


Climate Change: Sea Ice Fell to Lowest Level in Human Civilization - Rolling Stone

 

[Joseph]

My life insurance will cover it :-Cool/"

 

[God]

That I didn't know.

There is just 6.2 million square miles of sea ice on the planet right now, about a million square miles less than typical this time of year during the 1990s, and a few tens of thousands of square miles less than just last year, which had marked the previous record low.

 

[papasmerf]

That I didn't know.

There is just 6.2 million square miles of sea ice on the planet right now, about a million square miles less than typical this time of year during the 1990s, and a few tens of thousands of square miles less than just last year, which had marked the previous record low.

What was the coverage area 10 million years ago?

 

[God]

What was the coverage area 10 million years ago?

Look it up yourself. I am too busy saving the world.

 

[papasmerf]

Look it up yourself. I am too busy saving the world.

You should shine it up a bit for thee nest Tenants.

 

[papasmerf]

BTW I did look up How Much of the Earth was covered in ICE 10 million years ago in an Empirical Scientific Journal and the answer was not surprising..."How the fuck should we know, no one was here to study it".

 

[God]

BTW I did look up How Much of the Earth was covered in ICE 10 million years ago in an Empirical Scientific Journal and the answer was not surprising..."How the fuck should we know, no one was here to study it".

:biggrin2:

 

[papasmerf]

:biggrin2:

So I thought maybe a simpler question was in order...So I ask What was the average temperature in the Arctic from 1100 AD to 1500 AD

Got an unexpected answer: "How the fuck do we know...The Thermometer was not invented until 1593 and no one knew squat about the Arctic." I like Empirical Science.

 

[God]

:rofl!: