Long historical weather trends and climate shifts in North America
The article surveys 400 years of climate data from New England to Texas, noting a warm episode 1620 to 1700, harsher early 1800s conditions, and cooler eras in the Mississippi Valley and Great Plains. It cites Great Lakes records since 1840, predicts futures of warming then a 2050 bottom, with regional cooling in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley and Texas cooling modestly.
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Questions and Answers on Creation Age Debate
A reader asks how to prove evolution and the six day creation. The respondent cites a personal estimate of the world being over fifteen trillion years old after forty years of study and notes possible translation issues in biblical passages.
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Map of The Moon Interest Grows With Moon Flights
The article notes growing interest in the moon with planned rocket flights. It invites readers to request a map of prominent lunar markings by sending a stamped self-addressed envelope and a three cent paper stamp to Prof. Selby Maxwell in care of The Spectator.
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