CCCXXI Global Warming and Climate Chance} Scientists, are the first ones who will tell you that perpetual motion can not exist!

When "An Inconvenient Truth with ex-Vice President Al Gore", came out in 2006. I went and saw it while in Florida at the time. This was just a few years before I had come to understand what "Our Planet" was facing, but already by then I had come to understand how important the extremely low levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere had played a major role in the causing and stopping of the individual ice ages over the last 2.5 million years! But it was not until I started looking up information about our sister planet Venus, that everything that I had pieced together about our planet's history, started to fall into place. One planet with quite a bit of life, and the atmosphere that we now enjoy, and one planet with no known recognizable life, and what could only be described as a primordial atmosphere, unchanged by life. I now had many of the pieces that were needed to tie together the complete picture. The only thing left, was "where the needed carbon dioxide was coming from" that allowed the planet to start the warming process? This answer came from how carbon was being sequestrated in the first place. There are two main ways that carbon can be removed from the carbon cycle, the first is what man can easily see "erosion" by rainfall, and the heavier the flooding equals more erosion. Worldwide erosion can add up over a year but is just a small amount, of the main cause of carbon sequestration, the death of shell and other carbon-containing living organisms in the seas and oceans. 

    Because man cannot see what is happening under the waters of the oceans of the planet, we must look elsewhere for the necessary clues. While the sun and our planet are not living objects, they are very active objects, and this activity is what makes life possible, without the sun's energy, only a very small percentage of the life on our planet would still exist! And without an active planet, the rest of that life would not exist. Thankfully, our planet is still quite active, but that activity is slowly, slowing down. Almost everywhere on the land surface of the planet, there are huge signs of our planet's past, limestone cliffs thousands of feet tall or deep depending on your perspective, all made from past ocean life, meaning that long age that area that you are looking at, or standing on, was once under, some sea or ocean! Meaning, that our oceans had at one time held massive amounts of dissolved carbon, that life could and did use for life! This was the last remaining reservoir for available carbon. This carbon only becomes available when the great waters of the planet were being evaporated to create the freshwater ice that was slowly covering the planet. That slow process was allowing the stored carbon to be released as carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere! This was the hidden reservoir that only time and evaporation, could cause the planet to warm! 

    Back 2.5 million years ago at the start of the first of several cyclical in nature, ice-ages, there had to be over 17.5 million gigatonnes of carbon being held in the waters of the planet! because that is how much has been calculated to have been sequestrated over that same time frame! Now the amount of carbon dioxide left in the great waters of the planet is calculated to be only around 40,000 gigatonnes, not nearly enough to pull the planet out of yet another ice age "if that was to ever happen again"! 

    Does that mean that mankind has already prevented, the next ice age from beginning "YES" we are around 3,500 years past what should have been the next, last, and never-ending Ice Age! Most of this is due to mankind's unintentionally speeding up the short term carbon-cycle by farming, and using carbon-based fuels to keep the cold at bay. So the population of mankind was enough 3,500 years ago to change the planet, and long before our discovery of large-scale industrial production, would stretch the planet's ability to maintain enough temperature consistency to prevent extreme weather, both hot and cold, and droughts and floods. 

    Daniel James Kadavy. Thank you. If anyone would like to correspond with me, or continue to read more on the subject, here are the connections that would work, phone 402-890-7946 I live near Cortland, Nebraska United States of America, G-mail danielkadavy212@gmail.com, website or should say blog site, https://lifecycleofaplanet.blogspot.com  If those reading this would share these ideas and way's to help all life on the planet to continue, far into the future that would be greatly appreciated! Dan