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The Famous Druid
Member # 1769
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 posted December 20, 2012 17:49
10 hours into the apocalypse, and it's not quite the conflagration we'd been banking on
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TheMoMan
Member # 1659
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posted December 21, 2012 05:25
From the great Lakes Area Snow and More Snow
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TheMoMan
Member # 1659
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posted December 22, 2012 10:07
Well the atmosphere did not catch fire, huge rocks, and boulders did not fall from the shy. Just some gale force winds and a little snow.
I guess some one interpolated the Mayan calender wrong.
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The Famous Druid
Member # 1769
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posted December 22, 2012 21:33
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Originally posted by TheMoMan:
I guess some one interpolated the Mayan calender wrong.
Or maybe December 21, 2012 is just the point where the guy carving a huge stone calendar 500 years ago thought "Frak this, I'm going to the pub".
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GrumpySteen
Member # 170
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posted December 22, 2012 23:49
The Famous Druid wrote:
Or maybe December 21, 2012 is just the point where the guy carving a huge stone calendar 500 years ago thought "Frak this, I'm going to the pub".
Pretty much. The Mayan date system can actually count up to approximately the year 63,076,303 but nobody in their right mind would try to carve a 63 million year long calendar in stone. If they'd tried, they wouldn't be finished carving today.
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TheMoMan
Member # 1659
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posted December 23, 2012 08:19
Friday "The End of the World," The Earth was at that point in its orbit where the track of the sun was as far South as it goes. So now 178 days later it will track as far North. Has anyone else noticed that the earth seems to have heat inertia? We just passed the winter solstice however the heat of summer (SH) or depths of winter (NH) are about two months away.
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The Famous Druid
Member # 1769
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posted December 23, 2012 08:48
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Originally posted by TheMoMan:
Has anyone else noticed that the earth seems to have heat inertia? We just passed the winter solstice however the heat of summer (SH) or depths of winter (NH) are about two months away.
Yeah, I've noticed that.
January and February are the hottest months here.
November's closer to the solstice than February, but 3 C cooler.
I blame the ocean.
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TheMoMan
Member # 1659
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posted December 23, 2012 20:37
TFD, I know that you have figured out nearly where we live. Lakes on three sides. They may have a moderating effect, however I have seen the same effect in big heat sinks, the power was turned off however the temp. appeared to still rise. That may have been due to uneven heating and it took a while to even out, however the temp probe was quite close to the heaters.
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