Blog/Climate
A Volcano & the Last Little Ice Age
In the upland region of Southern Peru, there is a volcano by the name of Huaynaputina which to this day remains one of the largest ever to erupt in South America. [...]
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How & Why Ice Ages Are Created
The weather is still unusually cold in the north. In Newfoundland, they woke up to a foot of snow. In Iceland, they just had the coldest day in 100 years. It has [...]
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The New Madrid Fault – What is It Due?
QUESTION: This is the start of more volcanic and earthquake activity. Everyone thinks about the west coast when they think about quakes, but what about the [...]
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Climate Change & the 43-Year Cycle
QUESTION: Dear Martin, I was browsing through the website of NASA and came across a graph (see attachment). It shows the temperature differences between 1880 and [...]
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Weather Impacted Wars & Migrations in Pre-Recorded History
Archaeologists working in the wetlands of Denmark have uncovered 2,000-year-old human remains are revealing that the Germanic “barbarians” were [...]
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The Complexity & Fractal Nature of Nature
They have recently confirmed that not merely are the Milankovitch Cycles correct, but there is a fractal nature to everything as well as a cycle that sits on top [...]
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The Big Chill
They are calling it the “Big Chill” because we have just had two years of really Global Cooling. The NASA data has shown that the last two years have [...]
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Agriculture & Global Cooling
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Are you familiar with Professor Easterbrook of Western Washington University who agrees with you and is projecting a decline in [...]
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The Coldest April in 140 Years
The emails have been coming about how it has been snowing well into April. Indeed, we are looking at this April coming in as the coldest in 140 years throughout [...]
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The Atlantic Current if Slowing Down = Global Cooling
The Atlantic current is slowing down dramatically. A team of scientists says it is the weakest in 1600 years. Naturally, they attribute it to humans who [...]
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