Climate of the Past, Technology of the Future

Quantum entanglement provides a "spooky" link between the properties of distant objects. One of the most striking examples of entanglement is an image obtained from light that has never interacted with the object being photographed. About the role played by random chance in quantum entanglement, Einstein once wrote that "God does not play dice with nature". It seems as if God does indeed play dice, & that this cosmic gambling enables both secure communication new opportunities in remote imaging.

Climate and CO2 have always changed, so why is current climate change any different? Could it all be part of a natural cycle? And how can we tell what climate and CO2 did 100 or even 100 million years ago? We’ll dig in to the geological record to look for answers to these pressing modern problems, and see how CO2 behaved over ice ages and mass extinctions, and fact-check common climatic misconceptions against the latest science.