Quote Originally Posted by Fireye View Post
I hadn't heard this, so I figured I should read up on it. Found:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...s-warming.html
http://www.newscientist.com/article/...rming-too.html
http://www.skepticalscience.com/glob...lar-system.htm
http://scienceblogs.com/startswithab...global_war.php

Haven't had a chance to read through these yet, but will do so when I get home. Seems like a good bit of speculation though.
The problem with science is you will always have a scientist who has skepticism to what another scientist finds. The argument of climate change in the solar system is comparable in my opinion to those who look for when does a fetus feel pain in regards to abortions.

Reading through these articles, I'm looking at a ton of bias from different scientists quoting different findings from different sources. Some people who are even unaware of what other planets functions are in the solar system. Example would be Jupiter, where Galileo in his earlier findings thought Jupiter internally generated heat, also considering it's high CO2 levels.

I also forgot to mention in regards to the sun and gravitational pull is other astronomical happenings in the solar system. The funny part that I always found interesting about space is there is more than 1 million galaxies that collide with each other. I forgot how many years this goes on, but it loops out plenty of planets when these collisions occur disrupting normal functions of the planets.