re: So global warming is over

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Always?

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the Quasi-biennial oscillation – about 30 months
the El Niño Southern Oscillation – 2 to 7 years
the Pacific decadal oscillation – 8 to 12 years
the Interdecadal Pacific Oscillation – 15 to 30 years
the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation – around 50 to 70 years, but unpredictable
a 60-year climate cycle recorded in many ancient calendars[
North African climate cycles – tens of thousands of years
the glacial periods of the current ice age – period around 100 000 years (see Quaternary glaciation#Astronomical cycles and 100,000-year problem)
the Arctic oscillation – no particular periodicity
the North Atlantic Oscillation – no particular periodicity
the North Pacific Oscillation – ?
the Schwabe Cycle or sunspot cycle – about 11 years (may be discernible in climate records; see solar variation)
the Hale Cycle or double sunspot cycle - about 22 years
the Gleissberg Cycle - a solar cycle of about 88 years
the Suess Cycle or De Vries Cycle - a solar cycle of about 200 years
the Hallstadtzeit/Hallstatt Cycle - a solar cycle of about 2,200 to 2,400 years

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Pectus

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I have a PhD

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in?

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Posting sources/links like “www.iceagenow.info” and pawning it off as legit should result in automatic thread deletion.

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Yep. That site is less credible than Sitchin.

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Science

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cool. I have a degree too.

In science?

I think we're long lost twins.

Solar minimum allowing more cosmic rays to enter the earth’s atmosphere. Excits the core. Earth expands. Volcanic activity at the growing edges. Climactic instability.

Mini ice age on the way until 2032. Then as the sun continues it’s shift from yellow to white, solar radiation could get so bad humanity is forced to live underground and survive on soyent green.

Brother, where did you go? Please don't tell me you came into an "iceagenow" thread expecting a serious debate.