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Where? None of the "information" provided by SoSick is verified, nor (based on past experience) anything more than hearsay (argument from anonymous authority).

ha ha ha.

you are joking right? You can read and look at photos right?

apparently not. Your theories are obviously more precious to you than photographs and rock solid proof of constanly moving and shape changing glaciers.

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Nothing has been done to address the markers in the ice that show annual changes that occur in the proportions of oxygen isotopes, dust and pollen layers or the kinds of ice produced during dark months.

not true, I did mention the dust storms of tibet and china. which are rather prolific. and which btw, being so prolific and which have been going for aeons as far as anyone remembers... inbetween snowfalls numerous times in one season... are typical of the climate in Tibet, just like volcanos are typical of the mountains of western south america. and monsoons typical of the asian peninsula, greatly affecting the weather of western china. If you want to call those things representative of a static earth, I dare say, you have your head on backwards. they are typical of the behavior of the non-static earth. Static weather does.... nothing. And in certain places, like tibet, even Peru, you can expect certain activity of certain sorts.

Just like the volcanoes of Peru and Chili. One just blew up yesterday matter of fact, well it's perhaps about to spill it's guts in the mountains of chili. sure left plenty of ash so far. need a photo? nah I won't bother, it wouldn't make a bit of sense to you anyway... Just a real life event, nothing compared to a theory. look it up yourself.