'Milankovitch theory' diaporamas de présentation

Orbital Theory of the Ice Ages

Orbital Theory of the Ice Ages. Interglacial. Glacial. Milankovitch Theory of the Ice Ages. Milutin Milankovitch (1941) Kanon der Erdbestrahlung und seine Anwendung auf das Eiszeitenproblem (Canon of Insolation of the Earth and Its Application to the Problem of the Ice Ages).

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AR4 WG1 | Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis IPCC

AR4 WG1 | Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis IPCC. S6.4: Glacial-Interglacial Variability and Dynamics [ 6.4.1.4 - 6.4.3.3 ]. [ ppt made for CHEM410 The Science of Climate Change]. Ciaran Shaughnessy BS Chemistry Illinois Institute of Technology.

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Glaciers and Erosion

Glaciers and Erosion. Forming Glaciers. When snowfields, large collections of snow and ice, get enough snow, the small grains of ice that make them up, called firn , start to condense into a solid block of ice. A glacier has been formed when the ice starts to move downslope due to gravity.

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Glaciers & Deserts

Glaciers & Deserts. Long quiz. What do we call this cracks? What do we call the zone where these cracks are found? Describe in 1 word/phrase the zone where these cracks are found. What do we call the huge mass of ice floating in the water?

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Impact on Climate

Impact on Climate. 60) Scientists believe carbon dioxide, CO 2 , is responsible for global warming. 61) Events , such as volcanic eruptions and clear cutting of trees in the rainforest, can have global effects on weather patterns and climate throughout the world.

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An Orbital Theory For Glacial Periods

Pete Bogenschutz. An Orbital Theory For Glacial Periods. WHOA! Far out!!!!!. Outline. A brief history Milankovitch cycles Effects of orbital mechanics on climate Theory comparison with observations Recent studies. Ice Ages for Dummies. Ice Age:

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Bellwork 31

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Glaciers

Glaciers. chapter 17 Holt. 1 Glaciers: Moving Ice 1. A glacier is a large mass of moving ice formed by the compaction of snow. 2. The two main types of glaciers are alpine glaciers and continental glaciers. 3. Glaciers move by basal slip and by internal plastic flow.

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Global Warming Hoax

Milankovitch Theory. Eccentricity. Precession. Obliquity. Global Warming Hoax.

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