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Oppose. In view of the uncertainties, I think it is too early to decide on a possible merger. We should wait until the picture becomes clearer.
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20:34, 19 July 2024 (UTC)reply
The current consensus in the ice core community is that there are two mystery eruptions: a northern hemispheric one in 1452 and a southern hemispheric one in 1458. The consensus in PAGES-VICS is that if Kuwae has anything to do with the mystery eruptions, then it is probably the southern hemispheric one in 1458. However, Kuwae continues to be associated with the 1452 eruption (an old hypothesis from 1994) in some papers because some authors from other fields have yet to catch up on developments in ice core chronologies over the last few years. Merging wouldn't hurt as long as the article is about 1450s double mystery eruptions
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07:27, 20 July 2024 (UTC)reply
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Oppose. In view of the uncertainties, I think it is too early to decide on a possible merger. We should wait until the picture becomes clearer.
Dudley Miles (
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20:34, 19 July 2024 (UTC)reply
The current consensus in the ice core community is that there are two mystery eruptions: a northern hemispheric one in 1452 and a southern hemispheric one in 1458. The consensus in PAGES-VICS is that if Kuwae has anything to do with the mystery eruptions, then it is probably the southern hemispheric one in 1458. However, Kuwae continues to be associated with the 1452 eruption (an old hypothesis from 1994) in some papers because some authors from other fields have yet to catch up on developments in ice core chronologies over the last few years. Merging wouldn't hurt as long as the article is about 1450s double mystery eruptions
Aleral Wei (
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07:27, 20 July 2024 (UTC)reply