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Old 15-02-2010, 08:36 PM   #91
Hillbilly F Truck
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@hillbilly,fair enough. Lets hope it all falls flat.
EDIT, Just saw your edit,not upset at all just didn't want it closed for going off topic.
Fair enough mate. I'll leave it alone to get back on track. Ian Plimer's book which I think I mentioned earlier in this thread discusses theories for warming and cooling including cosmic radiation, and solar flares together with earth 'wobbles'.
I don't recall if he mentions magnetism as it is quite in depth. A friend has the book at the moment and when I get it back I will search for any info on magnetism and post those details if any.
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