[GOP_1900AD]

What I find very interesting is that in the first picture, suposedly your "baseline," from the year before, I can clearly see evidence of a recent snowfall. Note the many snow capped hills in the left portion of the picture. On the other hand, the photos for the following year clearly were taken at a time when several days or even weeks had passed without any appreciable snow fall. Are you distorting data to meet your Green Whackjob agenda?

[cogitator]

What I find very interesting is that in the first picture, suposedly your "baseline," from the year before, I can clearly see evidence of a recent snowfall. Note the many snow capped hills in the left portion of the picture. On the other hand, the photos for the following year clearly were taken at a time when several days or even weeks had passed without any appreciable snow fall. Are you distorting data to meet your Green Whackjob agenda?

Mark, take a paranoia pill! I didn't touch the pictures, I just took them off a NASA Web site. But I doubt that a bit of snow here or there affects the way that the edge of the ice sheet is melting. If you think that these pictures have been altered for a "Green Whackjob" agenda, then you will have to express your concerns to NASA, not me.