It's hard to care about my great, great, great, great....great grandchildren when I don't evern have kids yet

Global warming doesn't exist, there's snow outside.

Considering the entire solar system will be dragged towards the wormhole in the center of our galaxy for about the next seven years, I wouldn't doubt if our planets orbit and solar distance get messed up as in closer to the sun, or further away depending on many factors such as suns mass comparing to our planets mass which could cause a stronger attraction and so on a faster approach. Also our planets orbital velocity will influence it and vice-versa. Our planets orbital velocity will eventually increase or decrease depends, which will make 1 year being longer it shorter than what it currently is.

In other words we are f*cked ^^


Ps: this is also considered as one of the reasons that may have caused the ice age, which is the result of what can happen when our solar system crosses the central line where the wormhole gravity is a LOT stronger. It could have made our planet to lose control of its orbit pulling it away from the sun in one side of its orbit which causes severe/longer global winters with temperatures that do not support human life conditions and neither most all other animals can survive. Its due to our planets velocity and its "directional force" that in conjunction with the wormhole gravity attraction that it gets out of our current orbit.

For the next seven years we could/will experience and increase in our summers and decrease in our winters temperatures, also longer winters and shorter summers. It will also stay like that after the seven years with a significant lowering of intensity year after year, when our planet is once again fixing its orbit around the sun.

Why is that you don't see that much difference in the different times of the year like you used to? Exactly because our planets orbit is getting more and more of a perfect circle, but that's about to change once again.

This post was edited by omghacks2 on Jan 21 2012 09:12pm

Didn't we just pass there?

Wat

Have you heard of the Goldilocks zone?

Earth's orbit has always been fairly circular, with an insignificant deviation. The seasons change because it's tilted on its axis. The fact that the orbit is slightly elliptical contributes very little.
Also, I don't know where you live, but here we are seeing just as much difference in the seasons as we used to.

This may be a lot closer to happening than people realise.

http://www.planetextinction.com/planet_extinction_permafrost.htm

An alarmist site to be sure but that doesnt mean the core of what they say isnt accurate.

Id like to ask this question, what do we have to lose by being more protective of the environment? What do we have to lose by not? Which is more serious?

By being more protective we lose money and sacrifice our standards of living. We have to give up some things we enjoy.
By not being more protective, we lose an obscure species of catterpillars in a remote section of the Amazon jungle.