Geology/ Climate experts?

[supersix4]

Anyone really good at interpreting climate patterns, geology, that kinda stuff and the weather latitude, longitude, orbital rotations on climate change

If you are let me know!

[Anthony P]

Originally Posted by supersix4

Anyone really good at interpreting climate patterns, geology, that kinda stuff and the weather latitude, longitude, orbital rotations on climate change

If you are let me know!

no, but if you ask a simple question maybe we can help

[supersix4]

Originally Posted by Anthony P

no, but if you ask a simple question maybe we can help

Its for future purpose I'm waitlisting a class if I can get help on that stuff I'd sign up

I was hoping you'd say I'm a Thermodynamics climatologist, yes I can answer any question you'd ever have

[ScarredLungs]

Originally Posted by supersix4

Its for future purpose I'm waitlisting a class if I can get help on that stuff I'd sign up

I was hoping you'd say I'm a Thermodynamics climatologist, yes I can answer any question you'd ever have

How technical is this class?

[supersix4]

Originally Posted by cvm

How technical is this class?

basic to someone who has any kind of knowledge rofl.

example: looking at say 30S- 60S and being able to explain what is going on.

radiation balance, flux, climate prediction based on pics and graphs lol

It should be basic but he thinks everyone in the class has some level of understanding coming in... I'm on the fence about staying on the waitlist

[ScarredLungs]

Gotcha. Is this a required class? If not, maybe just take it next semester after you've had time to look into it more.

Or is this a major class?

[supersix4]

Originally Posted by cvm

Gotcha. Is this a required class? If not, maybe just take it next semester after you've had time to look into it more.

Or is this a major class?

it is my last required class, I can choose others this one just looked easy and now it is clearly the opposite