The Day The Earth Nearly Died
 

The Permian Extinction wiped out about 95% of all life on earth (including all sea life). Here's a BBC documentary discussing the research into the causes. It's about an hour long.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wn62AjIpWMw

John

More of Al Gores fabrications.

I'll bet they couldn't get Republicans to believe that was coming either.;)

Regards,
Dave

The theories of Earth's history get more and more fantastic. At one point 'they' believe we were a frozen iceball now too.

The universe is an incredibly dangerous place.

Pete

Damned Permians!:rolleyes:What did they have against us?

that is what your neighbors say;) lol

just kidding

Frozen iceball I can see. Dust and rocks slowly accumulating from an accretion disc I can see. A mythical, mystical being commanding "Let there be a big ball of dirt with plants-n-animals-n-peoples-n-stuff on it so's I can play around and work my mysterious ways with it!" is the fantastical fairytale I don't buy.;)

Regards,
Dave

Pete's been reading too much of that slipstick, libby, fictional, Heinlein crapola.:rolleyes:

Yeh, they're called ice ages, Pete. Stop taking that psuedo History channel crap as gospel.:D

LOL! Oh I'm skeptical :) Don't read Hedonistic Heinlein anymore.

This theoretical one was far worse than just an ice age. The boffins haven't been able to figure out how it was reversed.

So the planets gonna heat up and we're all gonna die. Quick, let's attempt to put a mop bucket under Niagra Falls - and fail at that.

The real problem is overpopulation....

Pete

And, being a pro-lifer, what do you propose we do about that? Isn't every zygote a "Blessing from God" and every sperm sacred?:rolleyes:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUspLVStPbk

Regards,
Dave