Life Cycle of a Planet

The planet does not care if mankind is here or not! It is simply a collection of material leftover from whatever caused the solar system to form and then come together by gravity and vast amounts of time for life to emerge. Mankind is only one of the billions of lifeforms that have called this planet home. Very seldom do the lifeforms that have evolved on this planet make any major changes in other lifeforms, even though every lifeform has to be able to work in conjunction with other lifeforms. The only major change that I know about was when plants, and single-cell, and multi-cell life started producing oxygen as a waste by-product, which ended up causing the greatest extinction of that very life that the planet has ever seen. But without that cause and effort, life, as we know it, could never have started. Let's talk a little about extinctions, and what causes them, the easiest to understand is the giant asteroids, that has caused several major and minor extinction on the planet,...

A synopsis of;  life cycle of a planet by Daniel Kadavy.                       Starting around 2.5 million years ago, the planet entered into the current glaciation period that we are still in! This was a direct result of low carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, as the levels approach between 180 and 200 parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, the temperature of the planet decreases enough for ice to be staged in vast quantities over the most northern and most southern hemispheres. As the levels of the oceans fall, this slowly releases enough carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere to warm the planet up enough to enter an inter-glacier phase, which typically would last only around 10,000 years. While the time frame for the glacier phase would be between 40,000 and 110,000 years. During these 2.5 million years the creation of vast areas of arid and semi-arid, again being caused by the lack of ...

 But like the majority of people, I need also to work, so it may be a few days before I will be able to get this paper together. Yes, it will be longer than many of you may like, but I am not a writer and do believe in explaining much more than others do. If anyone would like me to include something that either you believe, is wrong or needs another way of explaining it, feel free to contact me so something that may be missing or poorly thought out or explained, can be rectified, If someone does add some thought or advice, I will put that individual name and comment in the paper, In the meantime, I can be reached in the USA at 402-890-7946, or by e-mail at, <danielkadavy212@gmail.com>  Thank you, Dan

Freedom of speech, Is a very important part of the American Constitution, but it can not mean freedom to lie when trying to get what you want! I would love somewhere on the internet that could only post-truth and facts and not opinions. Would I be able to post my paper, about the lifecycle of a planet! NO, there are way too many ideas that, while I am confident all of them, can and will be verified in time! As of now and sometime into the future, they are more than several new ideas that will need others to check and recheck there veracity! Some of what I have stated may take a generation or more to prove, I am speaking about the ability of the planet's ground cover and cloud cover, to regulate the temperature extremes of the planet! To my way of thinking that is the only explanation of why the planet did not overheat when carbon dioxide was above 50% of the atmosphere along with much more methane gas which is much more of a greenhouse gas then carbon dioxide is. Even taking into c...

I think both! The coronavirus outbreak has done both to the whole planet, in many ways it has shown us that everyone can accomplish much together, with simple decisions. Do we see how quickly we can agree on a direction to go when we are pressed? Global warming and climate change are very important, just as important as dealing with the coronavirus just not as time-sensitive! But in my view, the prevention of the extinction of most life on the planet has to be my greatest goal, even if it will take several lifetimes to accomplish all that needs to be done. Mankind is a stubborn species, examples are rebuilding in the same place time and time again after flooding, earthquakes, tsunamis. Or fighting wars after wars, for personal beliefs, hatred, nationality, or religion. We have quite a weird learning curve. I was looking up why there is so much oil and natural gas in Saudi Arabia and the answers I was getting off of the internet, from people with college degrees, were as far out there (...

What do you see, do you see a planet with full plant life, or do you see a planet with deserts all over! No plant life at either the arctic or Antarctica, with minimum plant life in many areas of the planet, why? Because if there was abundant plant life over the whole planet it would have to be all, from the cam family of plants! This also means that the carbon dioxide level in the atmosphere would be so low that the whole planet would then be forever ice, the sun's energy would be too low to keep the planet warm enough to prevent that! Mankind is so positive that the planet can go on forever, are there no facts that will persuade them otherwise? Life on this planet will not end, if my plan to repair it is not taken up at this time. As long as we do not kill ourselves off, sooner or later someone with the right accreditations, will take up the right way to repair the planet. It will be harder later on, especially if we have taken 400 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphe...

When I first started my most unusual blog, explaining what life on the planet is facing in the long run.  Meaning within around 1000 years, basically, most of the carbon-based life on this planet will be extinct, without the intervention of a thinking and acting species, and as of now, that is only mankind! The coronavirus, that is sweeping around the planet right now, while serious is manageable, the economical fallout may be worst than the disease. This is a wake-up call on many fronts, the first one being the timeframe on how long it takes for symptoms to show up, from the viruses point of view that helps spread itself around much better then if they showed up quickly then there would be fewer people infected, plus the fact that many people will show no signs at all helps the spread the virus. Medical scientists feel that this will give those people immunity to the virus for at least a few years, however as with many viruses, they can learn to hide in the human body, only to bec...