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The writer of the article you posted seems to be the one misunderstanding the date. He seems to think that the southern pole completely melting is limited only to the southern pole. All of Mars is experiencing changes, but it is most severe at the southern pole. The writer even tries to throw out the idea that dust storms are responsible for the climate change on the rest of Mars after he already said that the rest of Mars wasn't changing. He doesn't even seem to be willing to acknowledge the fact that the ice has already disipated in most of Mars's southern hemisphere. I'm just speculating here, but the tilt on Mars's axis seems to be the easy explanation here.Rokerijdude, if we agree the sun is the main variable for why there has been a rise in global temperature, why do you keep pushing for reduction in cO2 emissions?Here's another link explaining why cO2 production could not cause major temperature shifts.http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/story.html?id=069cb5b2-7d81-4a8e-825d-56e0f112aeb5&k=0
The writer of the article you posted seems to be the one misunderstanding the date. He seems to think that the southern pole completely melting is limited only to the southern pole. All of Mars is experiencing changes, but it is most severe at the southern pole. The writer even tries to throw out the idea that dust storms are responsible for the climate change on the rest of Mars after he already said that the rest of Mars wasn't changing. He doesn't even seem to be willing to acknowledge the fact that the ice has already disipated in most of Mars's southern hemisphere. I'm just speculating here, but the tilt on Mars's axis seems to be the easy explanation here.
Rokerijdude, if we agree the sun is the main variable for why there has been a rise in global temperature, why do you keep pushing for reduction in cO2 emissions?
Here's another link explaining why cO2 production could not cause major temperature shifts.
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/story.html?id=069cb5b2-7d81-4a8e-825d-56e0f112aeb5&k=0
