Source: redicecreations.com, iceagenow.com, iceagenow.info, Maunder Minimum
February 3, 2014–Robert Felix, a former architect, became interested in the ice-age cycle back in 1991. He spent the next eight and a half years, full-time, researching and writing about the coming ice age. Since then he has been dedicated to speaking about this research. Robert is the author of Not by Fire But By Ice and Magnetic Reversals and Evolutionary Leaps.
In the first hour, we discuss solar cycles and how they coordinate with ice ages and collapses of civilizations. Felix explains why he is convinced that the next ice age has already begun. Now even mainstream scientists are warning that the sun has "gone to sleep." We'll discuss the last Maunder Minimum in the 1600's, which was responsible for the Little Ice Age and lasted for 70 years. We are at a real risk of seeing a return of such conditions. Robert explains what an ice age would entail. -Redicecreations.com
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Robert Felix | The Coming Ice Age
Source: redicecreations.com, iceagenow.com, evolutionaryleaps.com, Milankovitch Cycles
February 3, 2011
Could the next ice age begin any day? If so, what is the evidence for it? We talk with author Robert Felix about the coming ice age. Robert Felix, a former architect, became interested in the ice-age cycle back in 1991.
He spent the next eight and a half years, full-time, researching and writing about the coming ice age. Robert's book is called, "Not by Fire but by Ice". Robert Felix argues convincingly that, rather than runaway heating due to humans' burning fossil fuels, the world is much more likely to face rapid onset of the next ice age in the near future. His latest book, "Magnetic Reversal and Evolutionary Leaps" is something we focus on in the second hour for our members.
Both his books connect in an interesting way. Robert suggests that we are in for some big changes. The question is how soon can we expect the ice age to being? Stay with us as we explore the coming ice age, magnetic reversal and evolutionary leaps.
Topics Discussed: ice ages, the Milankovitch Cycle, global warming and extreme cold, Blake magnetic reversal, orbital stretch, Maunder minimum, sun activity, the jet stream, Pierce Corbin, Mt. St. Helens, CO2, food crisis, underwater volcanoes, Yellowstone, super volcano, processional cycle, Arctic Ocean, subtropical Greenland, Climate Research Unit, Don Easterbrook, glaciers growing not melting, Gulf current stopped, precipitation during winter, the medieval warm period, volcanic ash and more. ~Red Ice Creations
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Could the next ice age begin any day? If so, what is the evidence for it? We talk with author Robert Felix about the coming ice age. Robert Felix, a former architect, became interested in the ice-age cycle back in 1991.
He spent the next eight and a half years, full-time, researching and writing about the coming ice age. Robert's book is called, "Not by Fire but by Ice". Robert Felix argues convincingly that, rather than runaway heating due to humans' burning fossil fuels, the world is much more likely to face rapid onset of the next ice age in the near future. His latest book, "Magnetic Reversal and Evolutionary Leaps" is something we focus on in the second hour for our members.
Both his books connect in an interesting way. Robert suggests that we are in for some big changes. The question is how soon can we expect the ice age to being? Stay with us as we explore the coming ice age, magnetic reversal and evolutionary leaps.
Topics Discussed: ice ages, the Milankovitch Cycle, global warming and extreme cold, Blake magnetic reversal, orbital stretch, Maunder minimum, sun activity, the jet stream, Pierce Corbin, Mt. St. Helens, CO2, food crisis, underwater volcanoes, Yellowstone, super volcano, processional cycle, Arctic Ocean, subtropical Greenland, Climate Research Unit, Don Easterbrook, glaciers growing not melting, Gulf current stopped, precipitation during winter, the medieval warm period, volcanic ash and more. ~Red Ice Creations
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