P H Y S I C S O F I C E - A G E S A N D G E O L O G Y

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F r a n k M. M e n o, Ph. D.

Geological History + New Theory

How did sea shells get on top of the Himalayas?

How, and why did mountains form?

When, and where will the next new mountains appear?

Will there be another ice-age, and when?

How can spring water in Africa be cool?

Is global warming a long-range trend?

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These, and related questions are answered here:

Geologists know that there have been several ice ages before the last one, and that they occurred about 200 million years apart. It is also known that each ice age followed a mountain formation, and that the mountains and the ice ages became progressively larger. However, there is no agreement on the causes of these phenomena.

In this web-site is disclosed a new theory which naturally accounts for these events.

The earth’s crust is still warming up from the last ice age, and therefore, the future climate will definitely be warmer, regardless of other effects.

This means that the polar ice will melt, and the ocean level will rise, resulting in a reduction of dry land.