Sentences with phrase «climates of the earth»

The newly discovered phenomenon over the South Seas boosts ozone depletion in the polar regions and could have a significant influence on the future climate of Earth — also because of rising air pollution in South East Asia.

On the other hand, if solar magnetic fields have an effect, then shouldn't we see correlations between climates of Earth & Mars?

«One demanding test of the validity of the computer simulations of the climate of the earth is based on temperature records from the Arctic... When tested against the Arctic temperature record, therefore, the computer forecasts are seen to exaggerate the projected warming by a large amount.»

Please feel free to join me if you think it would be supper amazing to experience all the climates of the earth in just one location.

From there, pupils will learn about what creates the cold climate of the Earth's polar regions as well as noting the similarities and differences between the Arctic and Antarctica.

As we know that seasons have a great impact on climate of earth.

The standout is Olga Balema's «Climate of the Earth,» a fiery sky painted on a map so named, with hurtling meteorites that turn out to be dark green breasts, in cast latex.

KIA: we only know the «global» temperature to even a rough degree of certainty for perhaps the past 50 to «maybe» 100 years — an insignificant period in the climate of earth.

This is because we only know the «global» temperature to even a rough degree of certainty for perhaps the past 50 to «maybe» 100 years — an insignificant period in the climate of earth.

In 1859, John Tyndall's laboratory experiments showed that water vapour and carbon dioxide absorb infra - red radiation and that they could therefore affect the climate of the Earth.

Can putting one umbrella at the Lagrange point catastrophically perturb the climate of the Earth (I mean a different catastrophic perturbation from the one it has at the moment of course)?

The S - B relationship is fundamental to define the climate of the Earth at every level of the atmosphere from the top to the surface.

Whilst this is the basic cause of the cyclical nature of the ice age and the warmer inter ice age climate of the earth in the last few million years at least, there are natural «feedbacks» in the earth which then exaggerate this climatic change.

The climate of Earth is changing.

Several astronomical factors affect the climate of the earth; the Sun gets brighter over time as it moves along the main sequence, and the Earth gradually drifts further away from the sun as the mass of the sun drops (Solar wind, nuclear conversion).

-- The great importance of the carbonic acid in the atmosphere as a factor in determining the climate of the earth has been confirmed by the researches of a considerable number of investigators.

So in order to simulate the climate of the earth you will have to say where there are continents, mountain ranges, the amount of gas in the atmosphere, and something as simple as the size of the earth.

On the other hand, if solar magnetic fields have an effect, then shouldn't we see correlations between climates of Earth & Mars?

In fact if a strong self sustaining unforced warming of the oceans as we have seen, around 0.8 W / M ^ 2 does exist, the climate of the earth would be in the process of an unstable runaway condition.

You continued, «In fact if a strong self sustaining unforced warming of the oceans as we have seen, around 0.8 W / M ^ 2 does exist, the climate of the earth would be in the process of an unstable runaway condition.»

Which is, of course, precisely what leftists do when they point to the modern industrial economy and the citizens of the developed countries and accuse them of altering the climate of the earth.

«It is impossible to talk about a single temperature for something as complicated as the climate of Earth.»

Many geologists are working to learn about the past climates of Earth and how they have changed across time.

The climate of the Earth on the other hand, well all you have to do is lick your thumb and hold it to the wind to figure out what's going on!

There is no justification, published anyhow, for that assumption, as applied to the climate of Earth.

People might begin to develop heretical ideas, like the (obviously diabolical) notion that the sun may actually influence the climate of Earth to a greater degree than we pesky humans ever could.

There is no mistake in this, the climate of earth is as it is, regulated as it is, because to the abundance of water, in all of its four states.

The above statement is about like saying that we can be «somewhat confident» that the climate of the earth without God would be different than the climate of the earth with God.Your observation is only a statement of faith - based ideology, totally unscientific, and arbitrarily a priori on your part.

Show me some real, credible evidence that this is actually the case, especially in light of the fact that the climate of the earth was so variable and nasty before the emergence of humanity (after all, it is the «butterfly» effect that Konrad Lorenz was talking about, not the «human» effect).

Since the climate is chaotic and sensitive to small perturbations (butterfly wings and all that) we can be somewhat confident that the climate of the earth with humans would be different than the climate without humans.

Without this noncondensable GHG forcing, the physics of this model send the climate of Earth plunging rapidly and irrevocably to an icebound state, though perhaps not to total ocean freezeover.

Understanding such processes, though, is «critically important to understanding the climate of the earth» because of the way sea ice formation works as the initial driver of the global ocean «conveyor belts», Dr Lieser said.

Jan Perlw1tz; A climate scientist is a scientist who does research and publishes in scientific journals on past, present, and future climate of Earth, as a whole or aspects of it.

A climate scientist is a scientist who does research and publishes in scientific journals on past, present, and future climate of Earth, as a whole or aspects of it.

I believe there is much work to be done before we really understand what drives the climates of earth.

Climate models translate the climate of the earth into mathematics.

Marty: The climate of the Earth is always changing.

Global warming has thus caused a change in the climate of the Earth, causing temperatures to rise.

James, few people here argue that the climate of earth is / was / supposed to be static.

During the study, Ryan Spackman, an NOAA scientist, revealed that what we didn't anticipate were the very high levels of black carbon we observed in plumes of air sweeping over the central Pacific toward the U.S. West Coast, which of course is alarming for the climate of the Earth.

Sorokhtin O. G., G.V.Chilingar, L.F. Khilyuk «Global Warming and Global Cooling Evolution of the Climate of the Earth» Elsevier 2007, 313 pages

To curiosity - driven scientist Dan Lunt, understanding the past climate of our Earth (from the scorching greenhouse of the mid-Cretaceous, to the frozen wastes of the last ice age) is of fundamental interest.

After all the climate of the Earth in its biggest manifestation, the glacial cycle, is ruled by the effect of the planets on the Earth's tilt.

In any case it appears that the galactic position could actually affect the very long term climate of the earth.

«It is impossible to talk about a single temperature forsomething as complicated as the climate of Earth», Andresen says.

If so, then we can put numbers behind the qualitative discussion on the influence of CO2 on the climate of the Earth since we can now relate the additional heat available due to the absorption of the outgoing radiation by CO2 to the total heat available due to the irradiation from the Sun and the back radiation previously to the enriching of the atmosphere by CO2.

After more than a century of controversy, the debate as to whether solar variability has any significant effect on the climate of the Earth remains to be settled, one way or the other.

We can determine the past climate of the Earth by mapping the distribution of ancient coals, desert deposits, tropical soils, salt deposits, glacial material, as well as the distribution of plants and animals that are sensitive to climate, such as alligators, palm trees & mangrove swamps.

His paper portrayed the climate of Earth as stable for 1,000 years before the activities of mankind caused temperatures to skyrocket.

The two studies look at very different time scales; thousands of years vs millions, But both help show just how connected the day - to - day climate of the Earth is to the motions of the planets within our solar system.