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Topic	NASA confirmed Earth will experience 15 straight days of darkness in November
rjsilverthorn 08/24/17 4:29:43 PM #34:	darkknight109 posted... Blasted_Fury posted... it would have a tempurature change of 5-6 degrees. it would be an extinction event. I am far from a climate expert, but given that a mild cold snap could change the temperature by that much for 15 days, I think you're overblowing this. Considering the temperature dropped by 5-6 degrees in the totality areas during the recent eclipse, I think we'd seem much more significant decreases than that. I have no idea if it would actually be an extinction event, but I have to imagine it would be pretty catastrophic for a lot of the world. <cite>rjsilverthorn posted [p:885379191] in NASA confi... [t:75704104]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkknight109 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Blasted_Fury posted...</cite> <quote>it would have a tempurature change of 5-6 degrees. it would be an extinction event.</quote> I am far from a climate expert, but given that a mild cold snap could change the temperature by that much for 15 days, I think you're overblowing this.</quote> Considering the temperature dropped by 5-6 degrees in the totality areas during the recent eclipse, I think we'd seem much more significant decreases than that. I have no idea if it would actually be an extinction event, but I have to imagine it would be pretty catastrophic for a lot of the world.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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