A new culprit for climate change is found, but it’s not of this Earth

Hot Air ^ | February 24, 2017 | Jazz Shaw

[Moltke]

Since the media is all aflutter over proposed changes to the EPA and various climate-based regulations, we may as well visit (or revisit) the debate on climate change. Is it the result of activities of man or simply the normal patterns of changes in the Earth’s complicated biosphere? Some claim that it’s a combination of the two. But now, a team of astrophysicists has released new data which seems to support a decades-old theory which places the blame, shall we say, a bit further away. Since a picture is worth 1000 words, here’s a hint:

That’s right. The actual culprit for the repeated rise and fall of global temperatures might actually be Mars. That sort of thing is rather hard to square with our current debates but it all has to do with the “chaos” inherent in the orbits of the planets and how they interact with each other. The journal Nature broke the story this week and the details are contained in this release from the University of Wisconsin.

[PIF]

Look closely and you will see that Mimas is just a body with a very large crater, very unlike Iapetus which is NOT round, has a 12 mile high ridge circling the entire equator, also a large 'crater'.

[Blue Collar Christian]

I meant THEIR farts.

BTW, EVERYTHING gives me gas according to Mrs. BCC.

[ApplegateRanch]

Fight climate change: stop cow flatulence now—eat more beef!

[Blue Collar Christian]

The ranchers around here say “Eat as many as you like, we’ll grow more.”

We’re all doomed as I am unwilling to give up beef to save the world.