This Seawater Is 20,000 Years Old, and Has Remained Untouched Since the Last Ice Age

livescience.com ^ | May 26, 2019 08:57am ET | Brandon Specktor,

[mountainlion]

I would hope they try several different methods to extract the water to determine if it was picking up undissolved salt out of the sample compromising the results.

[Pontiac]

This understanding could lead to improved climate models to help understand our own changing world, Blättler said, as "any model you build of the climate has to be able to accurately predict the past."

Something the Global Warming catastrophist could learn.

But if they did they would have to find a new way to make a living.

[fieldmarshaldj]

*ping*

[BenLurkin]

bttt

[richardtavor]

Freshman Geology: Hutton’s Theory of Uniformitarianism. all Climate Hystericists should take Geology. This is data before Mann’s hockey stick, but doesn’t agree with the Green New Deal..Hmmm.

[mjp]

"any model you build of the climate has to be able to accurately predict the past."

Not for leftards. Their models have to predict exactly what they want them to predict: enough disaster to cause enough fear and guilt, in order to achieve socialism and statism.

[Wuli]

“I would hope they try several different methods to extract the water to determine if it was picking up undissolved salt out of the sample compromising the results.”

We must hope the researches considered your idea, and acted on it.

Unfortunately hope is all we have, as so often today scientists get slip shop with their research once a single new finding is made. Then it becomes time not for further checking, but for being the first to publish, so their published works can get them government approvals for more grants.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks fieldmarshaldj.

[SunkenCiv]

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[PIF]

Not for leftards. Their models have to predict exactly what they want them to predict: enough disaster to cause enough fear and guilt, in order to achieve larger grants and more robust stipends plus socialism and statism.

[gibsonguy]

I seems to recall several years ago they found a massive under ground lake near the arctic circle that was even older. The Russians were going to go in probe it and they were trying to figure out how to do it because any opening would contaminate it. I never saw how any more information.

[Salamander]

Wasn’t this a Northern Exposure episode?

[logi_cal869]

Here’s a source for further research.

“Lake Vostok”

https://www.damninteresting.com/raiders-of-the-lost-lake/

[Mastador1]

Am I the only one to realize that this has never turned out well in any science fiction movie with such a discovery in it's plot?

[Grimmy]

Not for leftards. Their models have to predict exactly what they want them to predict: enough disaster to cause enough fear and guilt, in order to achieve socialism and statism.

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Science is settle because we say so = tax payer grant funded “studies” and “research”.

[deport]

Keep trying........

[GOPJ]

...Blättler said, as "any model you build of the climate has to be able to accurately predict the past."

Something the Global Warming catastrophist could learn. But if they did they would have to find a new way to make a living.

Ummm, they're have to find a new way to scam people.