Jasin wrote on Mar 30
th, 2020 at 10:33pm:
The effects of the recent Wild-Fires across Australia resulted in a tremendous amount of rain across the country after such a long drought.
Incorrect
The fires did not cause the rain. That's just another one of your thought farts
freediver wrote on Mar 25
th, 2007 at 10:22am:
I'm still sceptical of the extent. If it was that bad, then WWII would have had a demonstrable impact. I think large fires would throw up more ash and they only tend to have a local temporary impact. I don't see any mention in the article of measurements of the type of ash thrown up by nuclear blasts or it's persistance, or any reports about ash clouds from hiroshima or toher tests.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki were relatively small nuclear bombs
A full on nuclear war, it was hypothesized, would create a nuclear winter
Mt Pinatubo did slightly cool the earth for a year or so when it erupted in 1991
These events are only brief and usually local. Global warming, on the other hand, will continue on
Pinatubo has not been the only volcanic eruption/explosion that has affected the earths weather/seasons.
One in Indonesia in 1815 was bigger.