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Ice Age insights
The discussion on the ‘dust’ theory of ice age termination at Judith Curry brought a couple of other interesting papers to light. This has started me thinking again about how recent deep glaciations terminate. Such glacial cycles apparently now only … Continue reading
Does Antarctica initiate glaciations?
Attempts to explain the last million years of glacial cycles have concentrated mainly on the growth of Northern Ice sheets. Traditionally the summer insolation at 65N is thought to control the growth and extent of ice sheets, with interglacials coinciding … Continue reading
The straw that broke the camel’s back
One of the great mysteries of climate science is the origin of the 100,000 year glacial cycles on Earth which have occurred over the last million years. These are interspersed with regular “short” interglacial periods coincident with a maximum in … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, climate science, Ice Ages, Paleoclimatology, Science
Tagged Ice Ages, Milankowitz., Tides
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