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Sat Apr 11

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Mon Feb 23

• Ice Ages and Sea Level « Watts Up With That?: Pacific Ocean bottom water temperatures started declining 40 million years ago, falling 10° C to the current 3° C. The band of high ocean temperatures (above 25° C) also contracted towards the equator, from 45° latitude to 20°. Eventually the oceans lost enough heat that the Earth?s orbital parameters started causing surges in ice formation. There are three orbital parameters: eccentricity, precession and obliquity, shown in Figure 1.

Sat Jan 17

• SiB News_Obliquity
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Tue Feb 26

• Obliquity variations of terrestrial planets in habitable zones
• 0611669v1.pdf (application/p df Object)

Wed Feb 13

• Axial tilt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sat Feb 9

• Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. - Astrobiology - 5(2):100
• ScienceDirect - Icarus : Habitable Planets with High Obliquities*1, *2

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