Baton Rouge LA (SPX) Dec 16, 2015 -
LSU paleoclimatologist Kristine DeLong contributed to an international
research breakthrough that sheds new light on how the tilt of the Earth
affects the world's heaviest rainbelt.
DeLong analyzed data from the past 282,000 years that shows, for the
first time, a connection between the Earth's tilt called obliquity that
shifts every 41,000 years, and the movement of a low pressure band of
...
morehttp://www.spacedaily.com/reports/New_research_shows_Earths_tilt_influences_climate_change_999.html
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Wednesday, December 16, 2015
New research shows Earth's tilt influences climate change
New research shows Earth's tilt influences climate change
Baton Rouge LA (SPX) Dec 16, 2015 -
LSU paleoclimatologist Kristine DeLong contributed to an international
research breakthrough that sheds new light on how the tilt of the Earth
affects the world's heaviest rainbelt.
DeLong analyzed data from the past 282,000 years that shows, for the
first time, a connection between the Earth's tilt called obliquity that
shifts every 41,000 years, and the movement of a low pressure band of
...
morehttp://www.spacedaily.com/reports/New_research_shows_Earths_tilt_influences_climate_change_999.html
Baton Rouge LA (SPX) Dec 16, 2015 -
LSU paleoclimatologist Kristine DeLong contributed to an international
research breakthrough that sheds new light on how the tilt of the Earth
affects the world's heaviest rainbelt.
DeLong analyzed data from the past 282,000 years that shows, for the
first time, a connection between the Earth's tilt called obliquity that
shifts every 41,000 years, and the movement of a low pressure band of
...
morehttp://www.spacedaily.com/reports/New_research_shows_Earths_tilt_influences_climate_change_999.html
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