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[Tapxe]

 

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[rail]

Way too much green on that. This place is gonna be a dried scorched crumbly rock.

 

[Taurus]

Way too much green on that. This place is gonna be a dried scorched crumbly rock.

Nah. On that scale, continental drift and new ocean currents will play the defining role in climate.

 

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[Sailorsaint]

It screams "victory!" to me.

 

[Sun Wukong]

Way too much green on that. This place is gonna be a dried scorched crumbly rock.

The effects of man made climate change would be a distant memory 250 million years from now.

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

The effects of man made climate change would be a distant memory 250 million years from now.

He means after the invasion 249,999,980 years from now

 

[Bill]

He means after the invasion 249,999,980 years from now

That's good to know.
Let me mark that in my calendar.

 

[Tapxe]

The effects of man made climate change would be a distant memory 250 million years from now.

I didn't think of any man made climate change. With that land mass config, ocean currents will be vastly different. I thought I recalled seeing an estimation that the center would be desert with only green around the ocean areas for the most part. Why it wouldn't go back to the Pangea scenario IDK.

 

[Sailorsaint]

I didn't think of any man made climate change. With that land mass config, ocean currents will be vastly different. I thought I recalled seeing an estimation that the center would be desert with only green around the ocean areas for the most part. Why it wouldn't go back to the Pangea scenario IDK.

I was thinking another Pangea as well. Also, no ice age? In 250 million years? I think not. Once the ocean currents change due to landmasses shifting it's surely to lead to at least one ice age in that period.

 

[Tapxe]

I was thinking another Pangea as well. Also, no ice age? In 250 million years? I think not. Once the ocean currents change due to landmasses shifting it's surely to lead to at least one ice age in that period.

IDK how to factor in the Sun's impact. IIRC, at some point it will go red dwarf and swallow earth. That's like 4 billion years, but in 250m, could it be started enough to have major impact here?

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

I didn't think of any man made climate change. With that land mass config, ocean currents will be vastly different. I thought I recalled seeing an estimation that the center would be desert with only green around the ocean areas for the most part. Why it wouldn't go back to the Pangea scenario IDK.

Maybe since Pangea was one place, out/away was the only option
Maybe there’s more of a balance now and small ebbs and flows would happen vs big shifts