What I Learned On The Internet Today
Weblogs are designed for sharing all the flotsam we pick up from the internet and are simply bursting to tell. These articles are all from physorg.com where I get most of my science-related news (about half of which sails right over my head).
Artic climate study reveals impact of soot -- basically more proof we're screwing up the environment, point taken
What we can learn from the biggest extinction on Earth -- supposedly, the huge die-out was most likely caused from a severe increase in greenhouse gases, carbon emissions, etc. Of course, the speculation is that the original source was from a volcanic eruption, rather than industrial pollution, but the net result may very well be the same
The final article, which I won't link, discusses a scientist who found inorganic plasma particles to have lifelike qualities. So when we die out, the solar-beings can take over, I guess.
Artic climate study reveals impact of soot -- basically more proof we're screwing up the environment, point taken
What we can learn from the biggest extinction on Earth -- supposedly, the huge die-out was most likely caused from a severe increase in greenhouse gases, carbon emissions, etc. Of course, the speculation is that the original source was from a volcanic eruption, rather than industrial pollution, but the net result may very well be the same
The final article, which I won't link, discusses a scientist who found inorganic plasma particles to have lifelike qualities. So when we die out, the solar-beings can take over, I guess.