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Ocean Heat Source 04: Now that I’ve pinned down the abyssal warming pattern, it’s time to investigate possible sources. I’m working through five main possibilities: 1. Adiabatic compression : could the water only appear warmer because it moved deeper and got squeezed? This one is already looking weak. 2....

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Ethical Skeptic ☀ 的头像
Ethical Skeptic ☀1 个月前

In each derivation test, it would be good to know if the model is empirical (observational-outcome driven) or theoretical (driven by known equations).

Stephanie Buchanan 的头像
Stephanie Buchanan1 个月前

Agreed, I’ll make that explicit for each test. The adiabatic compression, redistribution and isopycnal heave, ABW and overturning, and geothermal/hydrothermal tests are mainly empirical, using observed ocean and heat flow data with physical constraints. The electromagnetic induction and ohmic-heating test will be a physics based forward model, then checked against observations.

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SpaceWeatherNews1 个月前

EM solved… standard Maxwell or Alfven physics? ;)

Stephanie Buchanan 的头像
Stephanie Buchanan1 个月前

Had to look up Alfven 😄 I’m using Maxwell for the Earth induction part. Later, I could add an Alfven/MHD module for how the disturbance couples through the magnetosphere into the ionosphere.

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J Smith1 个月前

A few days ago I was thinking #5 Induction Heating given the changing magnetic fields and the salts/metals in the ocean water. Unequal salt content by location and by depth. Grok kept telling me it's a non-issue ... so it should stay on your list. It may not be direct Earth induction heating but the weakening magnetic shield is allowing more solar induction charging of the system with fast plasma streams issuing from Coronal Holes or the Sun's magnetic field flip influencing Earth's core more which gets to your #4.

Miguel Lepoutre 的头像
Miguel Lepoutre1 个月前

Awesome! Thanks for summing up the research questions in simpler terms that can be easily understood by us not-so-technical nerds

Stephanie Buchanan 的头像
Stephanie Buchanan1 个月前

I did that specifically for you 😉

Miguel Lepoutre 的头像
Miguel Lepoutre1 个月前

😊

aoattes 的头像
aoattes1 个月前

Your work is super interesting, I watch this one with great interest. 🙏🏻

Richard Harper 的头像
Richard Harper1 个月前

fwiw I find intriguing the superconductor loop Meissner Effect instability resulting in weakening geomagnetic force while increasing inductive heating. Ties things together nicely. But heck what do I know? ..

Sunsettvu (Sunsettvu) 的头像
Sunsettvu (Sunsettvu)1 个月前

Thanks, waiting patiently

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NoVaxForMePal1 个月前

Number 5. Suggested this before. At work but will try and find it later.

The Dumb Norwegian 的头像
The Dumb Norwegian1 个月前

What's this about the northern jet stream disappearing the last couple of days? I can't find any good info. Is it nonsense? Is it real? Does it matter?

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Twyst1 个月前

#4 - undersea volcanos - barely starting to be mapped

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William Woodward1 个月前

Stupid question but…. On the surface ..urban temperature readings ratio to rural readings were manipulated to make global warming look worse. How do you screw with the numbers at the depths of the seas….are there a lot more readings around known deep sea hotspot? Prove it’s not a stupid question

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Charles Jones1 个月前

I would put my money on the last two .

Bitmap Meta (Accelerate Ai 🤖🧠📈🚀) 的头像
Bitmap Meta (Accelerate Ai 🤖🧠📈🚀)1 个月前

Magnetic heating is interesting- maybe the magnetic bands are causing a microwave effect

Dominique Caldwell 的头像
Dominique Caldwell1 个月前

(Layman) possible that the magnetic fields that twist and move, similar to but not identical to the Sun’s, could be a mechanism. I believe the Sun’s core and Earth’s core are related to how this energy is transferred. General relativity is also considered.

Rachel 的头像
Rachel1 个月前

@EthicalSkeptic why didn't "the science" explore the source of this heat during a string of very cold winters in Antarctica Cant Carbon tax the core Must look away

Rachel 的头像
Rachel1 个月前

Ty. Details appreciated

Rachel 的头像
Rachel1 个月前

@SunWeatherMan has galactic current sheet info Interplay with core dynamics Polar wander flip on axis Core releases heat at boundary Hot spots evidenced by decline in antartic sea ice fr heat below not measure by floats "looking away" @EthicalSkeptic

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Rachel1 个月前

4. Faults vents rings of fire are well known Point source heat could be well mapped and studied already Its telling that they are not @EthicalSkeptic nelsonian knowledge of where NOT TO LOOK NARRATIVE is to sell enforce a global carbon tax. Perhaps $10TR could stop AGW

Clownmojo 的头像
Clownmojo1 个月前

Now look into the HAARP type facilities and the nutrino facility (and it's whistleblower) and their capabilities along with aerosol injection and solar radiation mamangement

Joseph Kazmierzak 的头像
Joseph Kazmierzak1 个月前

I would lean more on the lines of UV light ,infrared light. other light bands were not watching 👀 have been altered from the dust on the Suns corona and it’s heating up plankton or small microscopic whatever’s. water is as far as I know the hardest thing to change temp🤫

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ワイス マーク1 个月前

#5 sounds likely, given the solar activity lately interacting with the earth's magnetic field.

Harry Kreature 的头像
Harry Kreature1 个月前

imo it’s number 5 and I think all stars are created by Z-pinch’s and as we’re entering the galactic magnetic equator the z-pinch is compressing and cranking up the energy output

Edwin Mabonga 🧢 的头像
Edwin Mabonga 🧢1 个月前

Dumb question. In a microwave oven, there is a sweet spot that heats/cooks better than others. Could this observed depth be the sweet spot for electromagnetic heating or something like that. Could a weakenig of earth's magnetic shield be your source?

Rachel 的头像
Rachel1 个月前

Another thought

GEOFF Clearwater 的头像
GEOFF Clearwater1 个月前

5

El Profeto 的头像
El Profeto1 个月前

4. Geothermal heating. You have to trash this crust/mantle/core business for the honeycombed/hollow/expanding scenario with an internal energy source. Think of going underwater to avoid a storm. Surface chaotic, deep underneath cool and calm.

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JR4Truth1 个月前

A combination of things must align. Known mechanisms: Sustained reduced Trade Winds Reduced Upwelling/mixing Increased Shortwave absorption/Reduced low Clouds Other more "exotic" factors described above could also contribute... worth investigation.

Wesley Smith 的头像
Wesley Smith1 个月前

🔥. Wherever your investigation leads.

Rian Ruther 的头像
Rian Ruther1 个月前

can you make an analysis of polar motion data that may corroborate or concur with the idea of Zachariaspro that chandler and annual wobble are both drastically downgrading and that derives for a decoupled earth?

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pogromablematter1 个月前

4 and 5 from cosmic activity of some kind iihtg

acecog 的头像
acecog1 个月前

I’ll put $5 on #4

toofaroutthere 的头像
toofaroutthere1 个月前

Nice one

Pat B 的头像
Pat B1 个月前

Navier-Stokes and Maxwell's equations are fundamentally flawed. Hope you solve that first.

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Sunday, June 21, 2026 9:31 AM PST / 12:31 PM EDT: A mini heatwave starts Tuesday into Thursday, with temperatures of 100F - 105F and humidity primarily for San Fernando, Simi, and Santa Clarita and Moreno Valleys. This also includes Palmdale, Lancaster, and Barstow. The main 594 DM heat axis will, unfortunately, affect Palm Springs, Coachella Valley, and Imperial. These areas will see temperatures of 115° to 120° during this time, especially on Wednesday and Thursday, which will be the hottest days of this year, and humidity will come in from the southeast, possibly bringing the first real taste of some monsoon moisture into our region. There are also new changes in the last 24 hours of the Baja low axis and embedded early Wednesday morning hints of unstable parameters for Los Angeles to San Diego counties. This includes the high desert communities, something to keep an eye on. Because it’s been so cool along the coastal zones and valleys for the past several months, please make sure to drink plenty of water and wear light clothing. Also, please check on the pets and elderly, as now we are on the first day of summer, and this means that more heat will be in our future. Temperatures in Phoenix will reach 115 to 119° heat by Wednesday and Thursday. This will be the hottest temperature so far this year. If you are traveling on the I-10 or the I-15, please make sure that you are not traveling during peak hours in the sun, as this could cause your automobile to overheat, especially if your radiator is not working properly with its cooling system. This is a real situation that can occur with older cars, and even some newer cars can have issues, as the extreme heat could be very dangerous in the desert communities. Tropics off the coast of Mexico continue to be monitored as more of an uptick in showers and thunderstorms organization falling into more favorable conditions, warmer sea surface temperatures 85.4F to 91.4F already due to ongoing strengthening of El Nino. Another factor is less shearing in the lower levels and mid levels of the atmosphere, giving opportunity for development in the next 2 weeks. The latest EU1 has not changed anything about tropical moisture coming into Southern California, Arizona, and Las Vegas teleconnecting July 1 - 4, 2026. #CAwx #AZwx #heatwave #monsoon #hurricaneseason #ElNino #Summer2026
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Sunday, June 21, 2026 9:31 AM PST / 12:31 PM EDT: A mini heatwave starts Tuesday into Thursday, with temperatures of 100F - 105F and humidity primarily for San Fernando, Simi, and Santa Clarita and Moreno Valleys. This also includes Palmdale, Lancaster, and Barstow. The main 594 DM heat axis will, unfortunately, affect Palm Springs, Coachella Valley, and Imperial. These areas will see temperatures of 115° to 120° during this time, especially on Wednesday and Thursday, which will be the hottest days of this year, and humidity will come in from the southeast, possibly bringing the first real taste of some monsoon moisture into our region. There are also new changes in the last 24 hours of the Baja low axis and embedded early Wednesday morning hints of unstable parameters for Los Angeles to San Diego counties. This includes the high desert communities, something to keep an eye on. Because it’s been so cool along the coastal zones and valleys for the past several months, please make sure to drink plenty of water and wear light clothing. Also, please check on the pets and elderly, as now we are on the first day of summer, and this means that more heat will be in our future. Temperatures in Phoenix will reach 115 to 119° heat by Wednesday and Thursday. This will be the hottest temperature so far this year. If you are traveling on the I-10 or the I-15, please make sure that you are not traveling during peak hours in the sun, as this could cause your automobile to overheat, especially if your radiator is not working properly with its cooling system. This is a real situation that can occur with older cars, and even some newer cars can have issues, as the extreme heat could be very dangerous in the desert communities. Tropics off the coast of Mexico continue to be monitored as more of an uptick in showers and thunderstorms organization falling into more favorable conditions, warmer sea surface temperatures 85.4F to 91.4F already due to ongoing strengthening of El Nino. Another factor is less shearing in the lower levels and mid levels of the atmosphere, giving opportunity for development in the next 2 weeks. The latest EU1 has not changed anything about tropical moisture coming into Southern California, Arizona, and Las Vegas teleconnecting July 1 - 4, 2026. #CAwx #AZwx #heatwave #monsoon #hurricaneseason #ElNino #Summer2026

Jason D Farhang

11,098 次观看 • 3 个月前

Brian Windhorst and Bobby Marks believe Miami and GS are the two leading options for Giannis but believe Miami needs to acquire a 2027 1st 👀 Windy: The Heat are at a disadvantage because of the two picks they owe to OKC and CHA… The Miami Heat and the Golden State Warriors I believe are two important possible trade partners here… idk if Milwaukee will make a trade but I do think those are the two leading options… It has been explained to me that if the Miami Heat could somehow acquire a 2027 1st, that it could change the hand they’re holding Bobby: From a trade standpoint you’re looking at 2030 & 2032 as far as the most they can send in a deal.. The ability to acquire a 2027 to add to your allotment of picks would certainly be the goal if you’re the Heat. Talking to the league it seems like MIL is saying ‘well we like your player but if you can turn him into something else like multiple first.’ That’s where that 2027 first would come into play if Miami can do that (Via hoop collective)
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Brian Windhorst and Bobby Marks believe Miami and GS are the two leading options for Giannis but believe Miami needs to acquire a 2027 1st 👀 Windy: The Heat are at a disadvantage because of the two picks they owe to OKC and CHA… The Miami Heat and the Golden State Warriors I believe are two important possible trade partners here… idk if Milwaukee will make a trade but I do think those are the two leading options… It has been explained to me that if the Miami Heat could somehow acquire a 2027 1st, that it could change the hand they’re holding Bobby: From a trade standpoint you’re looking at 2030 & 2032 as far as the most they can send in a deal.. The ability to acquire a 2027 to add to your allotment of picks would certainly be the goal if you’re the Heat. Talking to the league it seems like MIL is saying ‘well we like your player but if you can turn him into something else like multiple first.’ That’s where that 2027 first would come into play if Miami can do that (Via hoop collective)

Heat Central

251,664 次观看 • 7 个月前

David Friedberg: El Niño Could Trigger a Global Food Crisis “This Science Corner is about the dreaded El Niño season that is coming up. Ocean temperatures are going to exceed anything we have seen in recent history. Why does this all matter? The reason is the oceans are the battery of weather. And at this point, there is so much excess energy stored up in the oceans, it's about 11 million terawatt-hours. That's 500 years worth of human energy in this ocean. And over the next few months, that energy's going to be released into the atmosphere. 99% confidence that will make the upcoming year the hottest year on record by far that humans have ever experienced. Southern Argentina, Chile, Brazil could see record-shattering heat waves, and this is where things start to get a little nasty, because when that happens, the crops start to fail. Hundreds of millions of people depend on the exports out of Brazil, Brazil is the world's largest ag exporter. And the scariest one of all is if the monsoons fail, which is now a very high probability event in India. 150 million farmers in India, and 1.5 billion people that depend on that food. If you think about the second and third order effects of this, over the next year you could see energy prices spiking, and electricity spiking, and the grid failing in parts of the Southwest. Commodity prices spiking all over the world. And then you would see places like India, the Philippines, Vietnam starting to face some sort of unrest if there isn't enough food supply that's coming into those markets. And then the question in India is a really nasty one because there isn't a really good solution.”
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David Friedberg: El Niño Could Trigger a Global Food Crisis “This Science Corner is about the dreaded El Niño season that is coming up. Ocean temperatures are going to exceed anything we have seen in recent history. Why does this all matter? The reason is the oceans are the battery of weather. And at this point, there is so much excess energy stored up in the oceans, it's about 11 million terawatt-hours. That's 500 years worth of human energy in this ocean. And over the next few months, that energy's going to be released into the atmosphere. 99% confidence that will make the upcoming year the hottest year on record by far that humans have ever experienced. Southern Argentina, Chile, Brazil could see record-shattering heat waves, and this is where things start to get a little nasty, because when that happens, the crops start to fail. Hundreds of millions of people depend on the exports out of Brazil, Brazil is the world's largest ag exporter. And the scariest one of all is if the monsoons fail, which is now a very high probability event in India. 150 million farmers in India, and 1.5 billion people that depend on that food. If you think about the second and third order effects of this, over the next year you could see energy prices spiking, and electricity spiking, and the grid failing in parts of the Southwest. Commodity prices spiking all over the world. And then you would see places like India, the Philippines, Vietnam starting to face some sort of unrest if there isn't enough food supply that's coming into those markets. And then the question in India is a really nasty one because there isn't a really good solution.”

The All-In Podcast

131,696 次观看 • 4 个月前

What is the Spacetime Aether? Conventional physics would claim that space is an empty vacuum. It discounts the 'Zero-Point Energy' (ZPE) constantly fluctuating in and out of existence. The Casimir force shows us there is a latent negative energy pressure when we put two parallel plates close to one another. They suddenly attract. There must be quantum fluctuations we can't see. We invented 'dark matter' to explain why there appears to be more stickiness with stars that orbit their galaxies. We invented 'dark energy' to explain how the universe can expand faster than the speed of light. What if we add up all the quantum fluctuations across the cosmos? That would be a massive amount of energy. Could that account for 'dark matter?' What if we take it a step further and assume the quantum fluctuations are just the energy seeping through from a vast ocean of potential energy? Could that account for 'dark energy?' That ocean of energy is Spacetime Aether. Tapping into it represents a new source of practically unlimited power for humanity.
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What is the Spacetime Aether? Conventional physics would claim that space is an empty vacuum. It discounts the 'Zero-Point Energy' (ZPE) constantly fluctuating in and out of existence. The Casimir force shows us there is a latent negative energy pressure when we put two parallel plates close to one another. They suddenly attract. There must be quantum fluctuations we can't see. We invented 'dark matter' to explain why there appears to be more stickiness with stars that orbit their galaxies. We invented 'dark energy' to explain how the universe can expand faster than the speed of light. What if we add up all the quantum fluctuations across the cosmos? That would be a massive amount of energy. Could that account for 'dark matter?' What if we take it a step further and assume the quantum fluctuations are just the energy seeping through from a vast ocean of potential energy? Could that account for 'dark energy?' That ocean of energy is Spacetime Aether. Tapping into it represents a new source of practically unlimited power for humanity.

Ashton Forbes

92,416 次观看 • 2 年前

Richard Feynman on the one idea that explains almost everything around you: 1. heat isn't a substance. it's motion. when something feels hot, its atoms are jiggling fast. when it's cold, they're jiggling slow. that's all temperature is... speed. 2. when a warm cup heats your hand, nothing actually flows into you. the fast atoms just bump the slow ones and speed them up. heat "spreading" is only jiggling passed along by touch. 3. atoms never lose energy. a bouncing ball slows and stops... but the motion doesn't disappear. it leaked into the floor. the ball goes still, the floor gets a little warmer. the motion is still there. just scrambled. 4. hammer a piece of metal long enough and it gets hot. you added no heat. you just jiggled it harder. pounding is heating. 5. a drop of water pulls into a ball because the atoms want partners on every side. the ones at the surface only have them below. so they keep clawing inward, trying to get in. that's what rounds the drop. 6. that same drop is slowly vanishing. atoms at the surface keep breaking free into the air, one by one, until none are left. you're watching them leave. 7. ice, water, and steam are the same atoms at different speeds. slow, and they lock in place like oranges in a crate... ice. faster, and they roll over each other... water. faster still, and they fly apart... steam. 8. pump up a bike tire and the pump gets hot. squeezing the air speeds the atoms up. let the air expand and it cools, because the atoms hit a piston that gives way and lose speed. heat and cold are hiding in a bicycle pump.
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Richard Feynman on the one idea that explains almost everything around you: 1. heat isn't a substance. it's motion. when something feels hot, its atoms are jiggling fast. when it's cold, they're jiggling slow. that's all temperature is... speed. 2. when a warm cup heats your hand, nothing actually flows into you. the fast atoms just bump the slow ones and speed them up. heat "spreading" is only jiggling passed along by touch. 3. atoms never lose energy. a bouncing ball slows and stops... but the motion doesn't disappear. it leaked into the floor. the ball goes still, the floor gets a little warmer. the motion is still there. just scrambled. 4. hammer a piece of metal long enough and it gets hot. you added no heat. you just jiggled it harder. pounding is heating. 5. a drop of water pulls into a ball because the atoms want partners on every side. the ones at the surface only have them below. so they keep clawing inward, trying to get in. that's what rounds the drop. 6. that same drop is slowly vanishing. atoms at the surface keep breaking free into the air, one by one, until none are left. you're watching them leave. 7. ice, water, and steam are the same atoms at different speeds. slow, and they lock in place like oranges in a crate... ice. faster, and they roll over each other... water. faster still, and they fly apart... steam. 8. pump up a bike tire and the pump gets hot. squeezing the air speeds the atoms up. let the air expand and it cools, because the atoms hit a piston that gives way and lose speed. heat and cold are hiding in a bicycle pump.

Naruto

112,688 次观看 • 2 个月前

🚨 Clean drinking water has reached displaced children enduring the unbearable heat in Gaza. 💧 Donate urgently: Under the scorching sun, children in Gaza were waiting beside empty containers. The heat inside the displacement tents had become unbearable. Their mouths were dry. Their bottles were empty. And they did not know whether clean water would reach their camp that day. Then our water truck arrived. Children rushed forward carrying bottles, buckets, and small containers as our team began filling them with clean drinking water—one after another. For these families, this was not simply another water distribution. It meant thirsty children could drink. Mothers had clean water to prepare food. And displaced families could survive another day without being forced to drink contaminated or unsafe water. Project Muhmmed works directly from inside Gaza. Our field team arranges the water trucks, reaches displacement camps, fills families’ containers, and documents the water being delivered directly to those who need it most. This lifesaving work continues because of your donations and the support of: ✨ William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker) 🔥 Felix (GoliathFan1952) 🤍 Eyup Lovely (Eyup Lovely) But when the water truck left, many other families were still waiting beneath the scorching sun with empty containers. The heat does not stop. The thirst does not stop. But donations are falling to a dangerously low level. Without your support, we cannot send the next water truck—and families who depend on us may be left without safe drinking water. Please help us return to these camps. Every donation becomes clean water delivered directly to thirsty children and displaced families inside Gaza. 💧 Donate now and help fund our next water distribution: Their containers were filled today… Please help us make sure they are not empty again tomorrow. 🇵🇸🤍
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🚨 Clean drinking water has reached displaced children enduring the unbearable heat in Gaza. 💧 Donate urgently: Under the scorching sun, children in Gaza were waiting beside empty containers. The heat inside the displacement tents had become unbearable. Their mouths were dry. Their bottles were empty. And they did not know whether clean water would reach their camp that day. Then our water truck arrived. Children rushed forward carrying bottles, buckets, and small containers as our team began filling them with clean drinking water—one after another. For these families, this was not simply another water distribution. It meant thirsty children could drink. Mothers had clean water to prepare food. And displaced families could survive another day without being forced to drink contaminated or unsafe water. Project Muhmmed works directly from inside Gaza. Our field team arranges the water trucks, reaches displacement camps, fills families’ containers, and documents the water being delivered directly to those who need it most. This lifesaving work continues because of your donations and the support of: ✨ William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker) 🔥 Felix (GoliathFan1952) 🤍 Eyup Lovely (Eyup Lovely) But when the water truck left, many other families were still waiting beneath the scorching sun with empty containers. The heat does not stop. The thirst does not stop. But donations are falling to a dangerously low level. Without your support, we cannot send the next water truck—and families who depend on us may be left without safe drinking water. Please help us return to these camps. Every donation becomes clean water delivered directly to thirsty children and displaced families inside Gaza. 💧 Donate now and help fund our next water distribution: Their containers were filled today… Please help us make sure they are not empty again tomorrow. 🇵🇸🤍

Muhmmed Project𓂆 🇵🇸

33,830 次观看 • 1 个月前

#BREAKING: Legendary #Maddow: “That news comes on the heels of the Trump administration also having to give in and give up on this inexplicable bizarre plan they had to go down to the bottom of the ocean, the deep sea off the coast of Oregon, Washington state, Alaska, North Carolina and in between Greenland and Iceland to go send ships into water thousands of feet deep, to then retrieve and destroy expensive American deep sea instruments that we have maintained in those deep sea locations for a decade to do complex monitoring of ocean currents and other stuff that is important not just for weather but for fisheries…this is a system that has been in place for a decade…it’s supposed to last another 25 years. It cost us hundreds of millions of dollars to build this system. For some reason the Trump administration decided they would instead spend millions of your dollars to go out and disable and destroy the system, to retrieve the instruments from the deep sea floor, haul them up to the surface and turn them into scrap. Why did they want to do that? I don’t know, but they will now not be able to do that because the Senate passed a bipartisan bill blocking them from doing that and rather than continuing to fight to do it, the Trump administration caved…”🤦‍♀️
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#BREAKING: Legendary #Maddow: “That news comes on the heels of the Trump administration also having to give in and give up on this inexplicable bizarre plan they had to go down to the bottom of the ocean, the deep sea off the coast of Oregon, Washington state, Alaska, North Carolina and in between Greenland and Iceland to go send ships into water thousands of feet deep, to then retrieve and destroy expensive American deep sea instruments that we have maintained in those deep sea locations for a decade to do complex monitoring of ocean currents and other stuff that is important not just for weather but for fisheries…this is a system that has been in place for a decade…it’s supposed to last another 25 years. It cost us hundreds of millions of dollars to build this system. For some reason the Trump administration decided they would instead spend millions of your dollars to go out and disable and destroy the system, to retrieve the instruments from the deep sea floor, haul them up to the surface and turn them into scrap. Why did they want to do that? I don’t know, but they will now not be able to do that because the Senate passed a bipartisan bill blocking them from doing that and rather than continuing to fight to do it, the Trump administration caved…”🤦‍♀️

Emoluments Clause

85,498 次观看 • 3 个月前

Woah! Amazing feels here in #Florida. We woke up to 50s and 60s from Tampa-Orlando north. What’s driving this crazy nice weather pattern?? It’s a huge block, which may send another shot our way! Here’s why… a big heat dome over Canada and the Great Lakes is contorting the pattern, acting as a road block, forcing weather around it. The end result is #cool dry Canadian air pouring down the US East Coast into Florida. This crisp low humidity weather will last through Sunday, and if the next shot indeed comes down next week, then it will be mainly rain free through Midweek. But don’t get used to it, deep tropical moisture sitting in the Gulf is ready to pounce as soon as the dry air eases. Meantime Texas and Louisiana is in the firing line for moisture and rain as the pattern is locked in. Stay tuned because honestly this pattern is so out of the ordinary it is almost impossible to forecast beyond 5 days. It could shift anytime next week.
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Woah! Amazing feels here in #Florida. We woke up to 50s and 60s from Tampa-Orlando north. What’s driving this crazy nice weather pattern?? It’s a huge block, which may send another shot our way! Here’s why… a big heat dome over Canada and the Great Lakes is contorting the pattern, acting as a road block, forcing weather around it. The end result is #cool dry Canadian air pouring down the US East Coast into Florida. This crisp low humidity weather will last through Sunday, and if the next shot indeed comes down next week, then it will be mainly rain free through Midweek. But don’t get used to it, deep tropical moisture sitting in the Gulf is ready to pounce as soon as the dry air eases. Meantime Texas and Louisiana is in the firing line for moisture and rain as the pattern is locked in. Stay tuned because honestly this pattern is so out of the ordinary it is almost impossible to forecast beyond 5 days. It could shift anytime next week.

Jeff Berardelli

33,077 次观看 • 3 个月前