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gutterbrain73 t1_j554fw2 wrote

Reply to comment by MentalityofWar in TIL researchers found that the global average temperature from 19,000 to 23,000 years ago was about 46 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s about 11 degrees Fahrenheit (6 degrees Celsius) colder than the global average temperature of the 20th century, per a University of Michigan statement. by Embarrassed-Mouse-49

Not sure how an increase in atmospheric temperature would cause an increase in volcanism...

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MentalityofWar t1_j5571rz wrote

I am not saying they would be correlated. Its purely conjecture. I can't say that there wont be geological affects on the earth though there certainly will be. I am just proposing if that the earths crust heated up it became a little more leaky to put it as basically as possible. More energetic. More tension between tectonic plates. Hell maybe the increased acidity in the ocean starts dissolving shit at the bottom of the ocean and causing steam pockets under massive pressure to literally push on earths magma with pressure unfathomable to us. Just conjecture.

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