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August 5, 2026 at 3:32 PM
New self-contained (no pun intended--you'll see) chapter of my free book is online and ready for eyes. Share it if you get it.

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Human Wash Cycle On High Heat
Chapter 4
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April 2, 2026 at 6:02 PM
In 1785, James Hutton provided a theory of the cycles of earth formation. #Poetry #Science #History #EarthCycles #Hutton sharpgiving.com/thebookofsci...
1785: Earth cycles - The book of science
In 1785, James Hutton provided a theory of the cycles of earth formation.
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February 8, 2025 at 6:42 PM
📣 New Podcast! "Rob McConnell Interviews - ROBERT FELIX- This Guest is Convinced Yhat The Next Ice Age Could Begin Any Day" on @Spreaker #catastrophe #climatechange #climatetheory #controversy #earthcycles #environmentalchange #geology #globalcooling #historicalclimate #iceage #naturalcycles
Rob McConnell Interviews - ROBERT FELIX- This Guest is Convinced Yhat The Next Ice Age Could Begin Any Day
Could the next Ice Age begin far sooner than we’ve been led to believe? In this provocative and eye-opening episode, Robert Felix presents his controversial view that Earth may be on the brink of a sudden and dramatic climate shift—one that could usher in a new Ice Age at any time. Drawing from historical patterns, solar activity, and geological records, Felix challenges mainstream climate narratives by suggesting that cooling cycles—not warming—have repeatedly reshaped our planet’s history. He explores evidence from past civilizations that may have experienced rapid and devastating climate changes, raising questions about how prepared modern society truly is. This episode invites listeners to examine competing perspectives on Earth’s climate future. Are we overlooking critical warning signs? How reliable are current models of long-term climate behavior? And what would a sudden shift toward extreme cooling mean for global infrastructure, food supply, and survival? Join us for a bold and thought-provoking conversation that challenges conventional thinking—where science, history, and speculation collide, and where the future of our planet may be far less predictable than we imagine.
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April 21, 2026 at 5:39 PM