Cloud cover theory that’s a hot topic
Fewer clouds may have led to super-
greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit and polar temperatures were in the 50-degree Fahrenheit range.
Previously, they worked on the theory that increases in gases like carbon dioxide caused the warming. Now they believe it was reduced cloud cover, which in turn changed the Earth’s albedo (the amount of sunlight reflected into space).
According to researchers, there may have been changes in the production of cloud condensation nuclei, the tiny particles around which water condenses to form rain drops and cloud droplets. This would have led to fewer and less bright clouds and increased the sun’s warming effect.
Click here to read more about the science behind the idea.
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Corporate clouds on the horizon
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
04/21/2008
Opportunity rocks on Mars
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
04/21/2008
China ready to blast clouds over Olympic stadium
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
04/17/2008
Puzzling attraction of cloud jigsaw
Too much time on your hands? Looking for something to amuse the kids? Then why not try this game.
04/17/2008
Cloud cover theory that’s a hot topic
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes
03/28/2008
Cool plan for clouds to combat global warming
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03/13/2008
In-flight cloud movie that’s streets ahead of the rest
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03/10/2008
It’s life, Jim, but not as we know it
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
02/21/2008
UFO or cloud? We haven’t the foggiest idea
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
02/17/2008
Performance takes a look-see at clouds
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
01/29/2008
Chilling display of London’s weather
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
01/20/2008
Cloud art deters graffiti taggers
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
01/11/2008
Clouded in mystery
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
01/11/2008
Dreamy sounds of clouds
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
12/14/2007
Space probe helping to solve mystery of cloud high-fliers
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
12/10/2007
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Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
12/10/2007
Beach bar that mirrors the sky
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
11/25/2007
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Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
11/19/2007
Sunset shot has got it covered
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
11/15/2007
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Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
11/13/2007
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Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
11/10/2007
Cloudspotting talk at Bridport Lit Fest
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
11/10/2007
Putting clouds in perspective
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
11/08/2007
Lens cap for mountain photographs
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
11/02/2007
Heavenly thoughts
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/31/2007
A real debate about Dutch cloud painting
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/29/2007
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Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/29/2007
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Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/28/2007
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Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/28/2007
Fantastic clouds
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/26/2007
Sky’s the limit when playing with shapes
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/25/2007
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Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/25/2007
Artist finds clouds a moving experience
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/25/2007
Tuning in to the weather
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/25/2007
Mysterious clouds that are out of this world
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/25/2007
Clouding the issue
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
10/22/2007
Snap a cloud and win a camera
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/29/2007
Cloudspotting from the Air
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/19/2007
Cloudspotting in the Tate Britain Gallery
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/06/2007
Cloud Lookalike Awards at the Port Eliot Lit Fest
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
07/29/2007
The Cloud Appreciation Society on BBC TV in August
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
04/30/2007
Petition Against Contrails
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
04/26/2007
Paraglider’s Ears Nearly Fall off in a Cumulonimbus Cloud
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
04/26/2007
The Cloud Maker of Northern Spain
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
04/26/2007
Getting closer to Noctilucent clouds
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
04/24/2007
A Cloudspotting Gorilla
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
04/24/2007
An Activity Guide for Teachers
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
02/07/2007
Shocking poem highlights similarities between clouds and women
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
02/06/2007
Holes over Louisiana
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
02/05/2007
Martian Clouds
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
11/20/2006
Plankton: The New Cousins of Clouds
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
The clouds from above – high above…
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
Constable - The Great Cloud Painter
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
Immersed in the clouds of Bolivia
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
The cloud called Hector
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
A satellite is sent up to study May’s Cloud of the Month
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
A fantastic view of the sky, from the depths of the Paris Metro
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
Clouds on your TV
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
The 24-hour Tablecloth
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
Hippy students create a Cloud game
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
A member explores 3D Cloud photography
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
The Truth of the Sky, by John Ruskin
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
Construction starts on an enormous cloud in Rome
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
An Article in the US local press covers the Cloud Appreciation Society
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
The Snowflake Man
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
A Cloud Photography Book
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
An Artist Collecting Cloud Photographs
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
The Cloud Wall Chart
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
Cloud Diary Number Two
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
The Sky Above London
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
The Mystery Storms
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
The Cloud Harp
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
The Cloudman Cometh
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
Man-Made Clouds That Aren’t Contrails
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
Jack Borden and For Spacious Skies
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
09/07/2006
Cloudspotter and Stamp Collectors Unite
Fewer clouds may have led to super-greenhouse episodes © iStockphoto
It seems that clouds may hold the key to what scientists call our planet’s supergreenhouse episodes.
Climate experts know it was much warmer during the Cretaceous and Eocene periods, roughly between 146 and 35 million years ago. Average temperatures in the tropics were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit […]
07/17/2006
Clouds on Speed
There’s nothing quite as mesmerizing as watching time-lapse clouds.
