Are we close to a new Ice-Age, due to the magnetic poles?
Have the discussions that have been held every year for 40 years within the world organization COP, just been a coverup for what is really happening?
A notably change in the earth’s magnetic poles is the only logical reason for a coming strong change in the world’s climate, as I previously mentioned in several articles here in my blog Windmush, see below.
A crucial system of ocean currents could already be on the verge of collapse, with alarming implications for sea level rise and global climate, leading to temperatures falling sharply in some regions and rising in others.
The Gulf Stream, in the Atlantic Ocean, functions as a gigantic global conveyor belt that carries warm water from the tropics to the far north of Europe, where the water cools, becomes saltier, and sinks into the depths of the ocean, before spreading outward to the South.
The repercussions of the collapse of the current could be catastrophic. In some parts of Europe temperatures could drop by up to 30°C over a century, leading to a completely different climate within one or two decades.
Countries in the southern hemisphere, for their part, could suffer increased warming, while the Amazon’s wet and dry seasons could reverse, causing serious disruption to the ecosystem.
However, a scientific study does not provide an answer as to when the collapse may occur. But the models show that it will likely occur within a hundred years.
But one thing, for sure, it will seriously disrupt the Earth’s current climate and we can only hope that we are far away from this to happened – because the impact will be devastating!
I don’t want to predict an immediate disaster. However, we do not know if the world leaders are taking this seriously, something we have not been informed about by the press.
Is there perhaps a reason why a number of multi-millionaires buy themselves underground bunkers, or like some, ordered future trips to the nearest planets?
Thank you for reading my blog.
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Magnetic poles on the move? – Curt Bergsten/Windmush
Earth’s north magnetic pole is on the move. – Curt Bergsten/Windmush
