Friday, 12 October 2012

RAINBOWS & SEA LEVELS




 

Is there any link between rainbows and sea levels?
Apparently the 'greenies' have convinced governments that ‘carbon pollution’ is the primary cause of global warming, oops...'climate change,' which will raise sea levels considerably in coming years.
How much? 1 or 2 metres?   
By the way, carbon is the basic building-block of all living organisms.
The Jewish Scriptures say that God challenged Job: "By what way is light diffused...?" – possibly recorded 3500 years ago. It wasn't until 1704 AD that mankind took up the challenge when a father of modern science, Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727), published in 'Optiks' his success in separating white light into its colour spectrum using a prism.  No wonder the Dark Ages are called dark!

It is also recorded: God told Job of having set limits for the sea, saying: "This far you may come, but no further, and here your proud waves must stop." having said to Noah after the Great Flood: "...never again shall there be a flood to destroy the earth." So what was the sign that God gave mankind that He made this promise?   The rainbow - also seen by Sir Isaac in his prism. 
So will a carbon tax solve the problem?
Should Sir Isaac's body have been buried on higher ground or can it ‘Rest In Peace’ in Westminster Abbey?
By the way, did you know that you see your very own rainbow in the clouds?  Other people see a slightly different one, reflected then refracted from different water droplets because they are in a different position to you, relative to the sun behind them.  Wow!  There’s a different rainbow for everyone while governments panic over our feet getting wet!

PHOTO CREDITS:  Rainbow over Hawaii / worthstar.com           Sir Isaac Newton / 2pat.wordpress.com

1 comment:

  1. Do you remember the kid with Derwent Rainbow pencils never lacked friends in class?...and we’ve all seen rainbows. Sea level is so stable that tides are predictable to the centimetre. So can we trust climate scientists funded by carbon taxes, when they predict sea level rises of 1 to 2 metres?
    I’d sooner trust the rainbow Maker.

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