|
Event |
Date |
Time |
Years Ago |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Big Bang |
Jan. 1 |
12:00 AM |
15,000,000,000 yr |
|
CMB forms |
Jan. 1 |
12:10:30 AM |
14,999,700,000 yr |
|
Galaxies form |
Jan. 24 |
12:00 AM |
14,000,000,000 yr |
|
Sun forms |
Sept. 13 |
noon |
4,500,000,000 yr |
|
Earth forms |
Sept. 13 |
12:17 PM |
4,400,000,000 yr |
|
1st life appears |
Oct. 24 |
8:48 PM |
2,800,000,000 yr |
|
1st higher forms |
Dec. 19 |
3:07 AM |
570,000,000 yr |
|
1st land animals |
Dec. 25 |
4:29 AM |
280,000,000 yr |
|
1st dinosaurs |
Dec. 26 |
12:36 PM |
225,000,000 yr |
|
Dinos Rule! |
Dec. 28 |
4:34 PM |
136,000,000 yr |
|
Dinos Die! |
Dec. 29 |
10:02 PM |
65,000,000 yr |
|
Earliest "human" |
Dec. 31 |
9:05 PM |
5,000,000 yr |
|
Neanderthal - CM |
Dec. 31 |
11:50 PM |
300,000 yr |
|
Last Ice Age |
Dec. 31 |
11:59:37 PM |
11,000 yr |
|
Pyramids |
Dec. 31 |
11:59:53 PM |
3,500 yr |
|
USA |
Dec. 31 |
11:59:59.6 PM |
220 yr |
|
You |
Dec. 31 |
11:59:59.96 PM |
20 yr |
I wish there was a push to increase funding for accurately measuring the earths temperature. I suspect that stuff vastly beyond our control causes the massive shifts in the earths weather (ie. ice ages), but it wouldn't hurt to get a better read on this. I don't want to accelerate a coming ice age nor to turn Earth into a desert planet. The records we have are poor and it is clear that the data we are recording RIGHT NOW in the 21st century are in many cases tainted. Before spending trillions on fixing a problem that may not even exist, why aren't we budgeting more money to make the measurements?
Or does that sound too reasonable?
This has to do with a maintenance problem as yet unresolved, nor does anyone have any idea how to fix it.