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   From: loran@invalid.net   
      
   R Kym Horsell wrote:   
   > the break-up of an ice sheet looks   
   > similar in some way to the formation of an ice sheet.   
      
   Uh...ice sheets come and go every 12,000 years so...sort of...   
      
   You do understand that there are remnant glaciers in the Andes from when   
   they last resided near the pole, yes?   
      
   > It must be the same thing despite the YUGE temperature difference!   
      
   Pretty much given the recurring solar micronova brings both searing   
   destruction to one part of the planet and subsequent global freezing to   
   the whole.   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)