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How long till the last glacier melts? Bets NE1?

How long till the last glacier melts? Bets NE1?

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What do you think, at the rate we are losing them, 2100? 2200?

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Originally posted by sonhouse
What do you think, at the rate we are losing them, 2100? 2200?
God no.
I want them melted before I die. Either that or Yellowstone park to blow.
Or a nuclear war.

Bring it on!!!

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Originally posted by shavixmir
God no.
I want them melted before I die. Either that or Yellowstone park to blow.
Or a nuclear war.

Bring it on!!!
How 'bout all three? More,er, bang, for the buck. As it were.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
How 'bout all three? More,er, bang, for the buck. As it were.
I think a meteor would be the best way to go.

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under the glaciers are trees left from before the glaciers.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
What do you think, at the rate we are losing them, 2100? 2200?
Pretty soon I think

It's so hot here we have to feed the chickens shaved ice so they lay hard boiled eggs.

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Originally posted by slappy115
I think a meteor would be the best way to go.
I don't think that would be a big threat, meteors are the ones that never reach the ground. Meteorites reach the ground. It is only every 15 million years or so, maybe 30 million that a really big one hits and only one in the last 4 billion years tore apart the planet itself, where another planet about the size of mars whacked into earth and created the moon. THAT would ruin your day. But at least 10% of life forms have survived EVERY one to hit the earth. So don't hold your breath.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
I don't think that would be a big threat, meteors are the ones that never reach the ground. Meteorites reach the ground. It is only every 15 million years or so, maybe 30 million that a really big one hits and only one in the last 4 billion years tore apart the planet itself, where another planet about the size of mars whacked into earth and created the moo ...[text shortened]... t least 10% of life forms have survived EVERY one to hit the earth. So don't hold your breath.
Sweeet.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
What do you think, at the rate we are losing them, 2100? 2200?
Is that GMT?