Short GeoCurrents Break, But First a Seemingly Impossible Rainfall Map
Monday, December 26, 2016 2:21
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(Note to readers: GeoCurrents will soon be taking a short summer break. Regular posting will resume in mid-August. But before the pause begins, I have one more post, which discusses the possibility of a seemingly impossible map. )
The map posted to the left appears to be bogus, as it depicts patterns that would seemingly not be found in nature. It …
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