land within 600 miles to the pole, or ocean currents, which causes "glaciation?"

No reason to question them. How much more data is there behind 2017.... you cannot answer, because it is embarrassingly short...
When those currents of warm water stop circulating the surrounding lands in the Arctic will glaciate. Say it with me and I'll stop butt raping you over it.
 
When those currents of warm water stop circulating the surrounding lands in the Arctic will glaciate. Say it with me and I'll stop butt raping you over it.



All you can do is "keep saying that" and it makes you out to be the dumbest most pathetic excuse of a "climate scientist" ever arguing water causes ice and having precisely zero data to even postulate something....
 
All you can do is "keep saying that" and it makes you out to be the dumbest most pathetic excuse of a "climate scientist" ever arguing water causes ice and having precisely zero data to even postulate something....

Oceans circulate heat because the surface of the ocean is not heated evenly. It's how this heat is distributed that determines if the northern hemisphere is glaciating or deglaciating.

With the planet's current landmass configuration, how heat is distributed to the Arctic determines if the plant is warming or cooling.

When the AMOC switches off the heat that was being circulated from the Atlantic to the lands surrounding the north pole will start to glaciate because the decreased heat drops the temperature enough to reach the threshold of glaciation of the surrounding lands. As these glaciers spread the temperature of the atmosphere and the oceans cools because of all that ice in the Arctic.

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The entire argument by DING is water causes ice....

Except if water was cold enough to cause ice... IT WOULD BE ICE and IT IS NOT.


Mental case science invalid stuff....
 
Indeed, temperatures below the FREEZING POINT of WATER do, your problem is YOUR WATER IS UNFROZEN AND HENCE TOO WARM TO FREEZE ANYTHING.

MORON!!!
Take that circulation of heat away from the Arctic and the northern hemisphere will glaciate which will cause the atmosphere and the oceans to cool.
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Data which shows the oceans and atmosphere warming and cooling
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What the planet has been doing for the past 3 million years
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The consequences of AMOC switching off
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https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126...rds, it has,under a slowly developing forcing.
 
Indeed, temperatures below the FREEZING POINT of WATER do, your problem is YOUR WATER IS UNFROZEN AND HENCE TOO WARM TO FREEZE ANYTHING.

MORON!!!
Ocean currents are responsible for distributing heat. Lots of factors involved for glaciation but the two biggest factors are polar regions being thermal isolation from warm marine currents and temperature. 50 million years ago the polar regions were isolated from warm marine currents but temperatures were too high. As the planet slowly cooled, glaciation occurred first on the southern pole and then later on the northern pole.
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And a dump of fudged fraud on top...

never mind how many times all of it has been completely refuted.
 
And a dump of fudged fraud on top...

never mind how many times all of it has been completely refuted.
You dismiss your defeats and ignore your incongruities. You need to up your meds.
 



The Milankovich and Vlostok temps are 100% fudged fraud.

The 2017 ocean currents chart, if accurate, completely REFUTES YOUR NARRATIVE since it shows cold currents around Alaska, and Alaska is not "glaciating." Indeed, your side claims it is "deglaciating."
 
The Milankovich and Vlostok temps are 100% fudged fraud.

The 2017 ocean currents chart, if accurate, completely REFUTES YOUR NARRATIVE since it shows cold currents around Alaska, and Alaska is not "glaciating." Indeed, your side claims it is "deglaciating."
I never mentioned orbital cycles, you moron.

You can't even understand atmospheric pressure. Fuck off.
 
I never mentioned orbital cycles, you moron.

You can't even understand atmospheric pressure. Fuck off.


and you know your current chart refutes your ocean currents bullshit on Alaska, and you keep avoiding explaining that, because every time actual data outs you as the "Kamala of climate science" you run away and hide in the closet like the cowardly cocksucking homO you are...
 
and you know your current chart refutes your ocean currents bullshit on Alaska, and you keep avoiding explaining that, because every time actual data outs you as the "Kamala of climate science" you run away and hide in the closet like the cowardly cocksucking homO you are...
Are you one of those people who gets sexually aroused from being humiliated? Because that would explain a lot.
 
In summary....

There is 100% correlation with 600 miles to the pole, every piece of land within 600 miles of an Earth pole is IN ICE AGE and every piece outside of 600 miles is not in ICE AGE.

The counter argument is that WATER causes ice, never mind WATER is TOO WARM to cause ICE because if it was cold enough to cause ice IT WOULD BE ICE.... DUH... and their side has NO DATA on ocean currents beyond the past couple of decades, and ocean currents change annually.
 
In summary....

There is 100% correlation with 600 miles to the pole, every piece of land within 600 miles of an Earth pole is IN ICE AGE and every piece outside of 600 miles is not in ICE AGE.

The counter argument is that WATER causes ice, never mind WATER is TOO WARM to cause ICE because if it was cold enough to cause ice IT WOULD BE ICE.... DUH... and their side has NO DATA on ocean currents beyond the past couple of decades, and ocean currents change annually.
Here's what's happening.
 
In summary....

There is 100% correlation with 600 miles to the pole, every piece of land within 600 miles of an Earth pole is IN ICE AGE and every piece outside of 600 miles is not in ICE AGE.

The counter argument is that WATER causes ice, never mind WATER is TOO WARM to cause ICE because if it was cold enough to cause ice IT WOULD BE ICE.... DUH... and their side has NO DATA on ocean currents beyond the past couple of decades, and ocean currents change annually.
Learn some science.
 

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