Bart Wrote:
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> Hello Anthony,
> The movie you refer to can be 'The day after
> tomorrow'. 'Ice Age' can be recommended.


LOL. No, actually I was repeatedly quoting "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". I have the title song stuck in my head ("So long and thanks for all the fish..."



>
> A Russian study mentioned a molten Arctic during
> the glacials, can a molten Arctic produce huge
> amounts of snow on the glaciated area's ?


No, but it can send massive amounts of fresh water into the Atlantic and screw with the jetstream to the point that no warm air reaches the poles and they completely freeze over.

This is what I understand to be the most plausible scenario with regards to the melting ice caps. They will solve their own problem, as they have done for millions of years.

I feel like a flea on the back of an elephant...and I'm thinking I'm responsible for choosing his foraging locations for the day.



>
> Is a molten Arctic a precursor of a Glacial??


Sounds counterintuitive, but stranger things have happened. Remember, the problem with global warming is that it will cause an ice age.




>
> We don't know in which direction the climate will
> change, we only can prepare to be mobile.
>


Hence my strong support of the space program. I hear Mars is quite nice this time of year....

Anthony

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him think.