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Presentation transcript:

Temperature of the past Ice Age cycle:

Temperatures of the past interglacial:

Temperatures of the Medieval warm period:

14 m > 45 ft! Temperature of the past Ice Age cycle:

Vostock data:

Arctic topo map:

Atlantic Currents:

Global ocean circulation:

Map of Antarctica:

Dome C:

Mollewide projection:

Robinson Projection: SW.jpg

Winkel Tripel projection: ection_SW.jpg

Photos of aurorae, like

Solar activity, like:

Earth’s magnetic field, like:

Solar wind interaction with Earth’s magnetosphere, like:

Aurora band from space (NASA):

Core columns of Geodynamo: pg

Field from bar magnet, like:

Bar magnet and iron filings, like:

North and South magnetic poles, like:

Moving North magnetic pole, like:

Moving South magnetic pole, like:

Earth with bar magnet, and field lines, going from South Pole to North Pole, like:

Global ocean circulation map:

Atmospheric circulation, with no rotation, like:

Atmospheric circulation, WITH rotation, like:

Photo of Artic Ice Cap, like:

Map of continental shelves (I made this):

Photo of fjord, like:

Photo or map of Chesapeake Bay, like:

Persian Gulf, Bathymetry (I made this):

Ice Core photos, like:

Ice Core segment, like:

Concordia station at Dome C, like: