The Two-Mile Time Machine¶
Alley, R. B. (2000). The Two-Mile Time Machine: Ice Cores, Abrupt Climate Change, and Our Future. Princeton University Press.
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- An ice core runs the identical record-now-interpret-later logic in a natural substrate: each annual snow layer appends, in order, a self-describing entry (trapped air bubbles, isotope ratios, ash) at event time
This sourceReads ice-core annual layers as self-describing entries (trapped air, isotope ratios, ash) at event time, discussing layer-counting resolution and missing/merged years (the 'missing entries' of the natural log).
- An ice core runs the identical record-now-interpret-later logic in a natural substrate: each annual snow layer appends, in order, a self-describing entry (trapped air bubbles, isotope ratios, ash) at event time
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