Weather Channel Explores Rogue Planet Doomsday Scenario

ooops linky

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happened already with Venus.....

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happened already with Venus.....


WHAT?

better link and has a video

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"Forecasting the End," a new Weather Channel series, premieres March 21, exploring the possible results of a rogue planet fly-by. Rogue planets, or planets not linked to stars, may outnumber actual stars in the Milky Way galaxy.


here we go, slowly but openly msm speaks

great

One question I have in regards to all of this is... If an asteroid were to strike the earth and kicked up all of this debris causing a 'nuclear' winter - my question is - one) why do they neglect the obvious climate impact this would have (wetter winters, dryer summers) and two) how would our system not naturally eventually dump this all back to the ground created from all of the rain and condensing?

TIA

I think they have answered in the title - 'Nothing lasts forever'

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I think they have answered in the title - 'Nothing lasts forever'

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TROLL gtfo

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troll who has nothing clever to say

just another forum IDI OT

Awwwwww. Op is butthurt.

I'm not op

but you are still IDIOT

have a nice day

The first episode of "Forecasting the End" focuses on what might happen in this very unlikely scenario. Potentially, scientists say, a planet passing by could alter the orbits of the planets in the solar system, making Earth's orbit more elliptical.

A more elliptical orbit would be bad news for life. Earth orbits in a relatively thin habitable zone around the sun, which allows for temperatures where water can be a solid, liquid or gas.

it reminds me to Milankovich cycles hmmm

The first of the three Milankovitch Cycles is the Earth's eccentricity. Eccentricity is, simply, the shape of the Earth's orbit around the Sun. This constantly fluctuating, orbital shape ranges between more and less elliptical (0 to 5% ellipticity) on a cycle of about 100,000 years. These oscillations, from more elliptic to less elliptic, are of prime importance to glaciation in that it alters the distance from the Earth to the Sun, thus changing the distance the Sun's short wave radiation must travel to reach Earth, subsequently reducing or increasing the amount of radiation received at the Earth's surface in different seasons.

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There goes that triune stuff again...