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That is what I was wondering as well. The climate on eart seems to be very britty and very robust at the same time. What stops it from going completely crazy?
by yoodenvranx 9y ago
That is what I was wondering as well. The climate on eart seems to be very britty and very robust at the same time. What stops it from going completely crazy?
- pavlov 9y agoMaybe it's a variation of the anthropic principle? Earth is not a Venus simply because we're here to observe it. We don't (yet) have data about climates on Earth-like planets in other solar systems. It could be that Earth is an extreme outlier in having a stable climate system.
- jacobush 9y agoYes and no - I think it is life that is the stabilising factor. Venus probably never had any. Also it's much closer to the sun.