''Well a slight increase shows on your nonsense graph''
a massive spike is a 'slight increase' to you huh?
''How did they measure temperature so accurately before modern instruments or satellites Murray''
why don't you head off and ask the same question to a search engine or AI -------- that means - YOU do the work and YOU get to read many articles on it -------- it's been on here over and over and over and over
here are a few key words if your child assistant has run out of crayons explaining it to you
paleoclimate evidence, ice cores, tree rings, ocean sediments, coral reefs, layers of sedimentary rocks,
now -------- think about this ------------ your normal body temperature is apx. 37c
how do you feel at 37.5c
how do you feel at 38.c
how do you feel at 38.5 c
now - think about the earth ------------- is there anyone who can't see great similarities with the earth to a human body?
it's got lungs, it transports fluids all over the place, it's got a lot of water, it's got solid structure, it uses pressure to move gas around, it uses O an creates Co2 and the reverse --------- there's a lot of similarities
how does it feel to be getting hotter faster? ----------------
