freedom_thoughts
05-01-2009, 11:07 PM
After spending alot of time reading various articles on our planet Earth getting warmer, and also cooler, over thousands of years, I'm still at a loss to what is actually happening right now and will do in the near future.
When I really sit back and think about the words Global WARMING ... I start to think "Well, what has the greatest impact on this Earth of actually warming it?" ... would it be us 6 billion human beings and what we are doing, or, could it be that hugely massive big large yellow/orange thing in Space, that is really really reeeeeally warm, and that we call the 'Sun', that same thing we call the Sun that absolutely and completely dwarfs our planet earth, by a factor of something that my mind cannot comprehend?
Now, what is obvious to me, is that when the Sun shines down on this lovely planet of ours, I get warm, as does the land I stand on and so too, the air around me.
And when the Sun doesn't shine, I get cold, as does the land I stand on, and again, so too, the air around me.
So then it seems to make sense to me that if and when this lovely warm (really really warm) Sun decides to start getting a tad warmer (read really really warm and also I could call it a 'Sun-Cycle' or something, although I can't see a bike big enough for the Sun to get on, but hey, you never know!:p) ... then surely it would have an effect on everything else in the same universe (and possibly beyond?).
So with that in mind could not that same warmth (read a really really lot of warmth, ok sorry, i'll stop with that now!:o) be a pretty big factor of any type of warming for oh I don't know, lets say, a planet ... and maybe, a planet like Earth perhaps??
And when this Sun decides to get warmer and cooler (perhaps again calling this a 'Sun-Cycle') it would then make this Earth, warmer and cooler, and at the same time, by the biggest factor causing the same warming and cooling of this planet Earth?
It seems simple enough when I type it out like this and read it back, but it seems that most other people don't understand it like I seem to be understanding it.
So, with all that in mind, I don't see why no-one can understand what this big large really rea... (sorry I said I would stop that didn't I?) ... Sun is doing to our planet Earth each and every day, and each and every year, decade and century etc since it has been burning away.
I can understand that us humans and our daily lives can and probably do have an effect of some kind also on this planet Earth, but I really really cannot believe that in the short space of time we have been 'on' this planet Earth, that we are really having that much more of an effect than that really big Sun up there in Space.
So with that out of the way, what exactly am I on about? ... who know's, I certainly don't.:confused:
But I do know that I will never believe that the Sun has less of an effect on this planets warming and cooling than all of us humans put together, whether we are destructive or constructive in our daily lives, at any time, now or in the future.
So there!
When I really sit back and think about the words Global WARMING ... I start to think "Well, what has the greatest impact on this Earth of actually warming it?" ... would it be us 6 billion human beings and what we are doing, or, could it be that hugely massive big large yellow/orange thing in Space, that is really really reeeeeally warm, and that we call the 'Sun', that same thing we call the Sun that absolutely and completely dwarfs our planet earth, by a factor of something that my mind cannot comprehend?
Now, what is obvious to me, is that when the Sun shines down on this lovely planet of ours, I get warm, as does the land I stand on and so too, the air around me.
And when the Sun doesn't shine, I get cold, as does the land I stand on, and again, so too, the air around me.
So then it seems to make sense to me that if and when this lovely warm (really really warm) Sun decides to start getting a tad warmer (read really really warm and also I could call it a 'Sun-Cycle' or something, although I can't see a bike big enough for the Sun to get on, but hey, you never know!:p) ... then surely it would have an effect on everything else in the same universe (and possibly beyond?).
So with that in mind could not that same warmth (read a really really lot of warmth, ok sorry, i'll stop with that now!:o) be a pretty big factor of any type of warming for oh I don't know, lets say, a planet ... and maybe, a planet like Earth perhaps??
And when this Sun decides to get warmer and cooler (perhaps again calling this a 'Sun-Cycle') it would then make this Earth, warmer and cooler, and at the same time, by the biggest factor causing the same warming and cooling of this planet Earth?
It seems simple enough when I type it out like this and read it back, but it seems that most other people don't understand it like I seem to be understanding it.
So, with all that in mind, I don't see why no-one can understand what this big large really rea... (sorry I said I would stop that didn't I?) ... Sun is doing to our planet Earth each and every day, and each and every year, decade and century etc since it has been burning away.
I can understand that us humans and our daily lives can and probably do have an effect of some kind also on this planet Earth, but I really really cannot believe that in the short space of time we have been 'on' this planet Earth, that we are really having that much more of an effect than that really big Sun up there in Space.
So with that out of the way, what exactly am I on about? ... who know's, I certainly don't.:confused:
But I do know that I will never believe that the Sun has less of an effect on this planets warming and cooling than all of us humans put together, whether we are destructive or constructive in our daily lives, at any time, now or in the future.
So there!