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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.... Redistribution and isopycnal heave: could density layers be moving up and down and shifting existing heat around? 3. Antarctic Bottom Water and overturning: could changing deep ocean circulation be carrying warmer water into the abyss? 4. Geothermal and hydrothermal heating : could heat be entering from the seafloor, ridges, or vents? 5. Electromagnetic induction and ohmic heating: could changing magnetic fields drive electric currents, and could enough of that electrical energy turn into heat? I’ll need my electromagnetic solver to finish that last test. Now, we get to see which mechanisms survive testing.show more

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Ashton Forbes

92,416 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

#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…”🤦‍♀️

#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 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Berkeley, California has implemented new “going green” rules for homeowners These aren’t optional upgrades, they’re mandated “New rules are in effect requiring many home sellers to make eco-friendly upgrades or pay up before handing over the keys. And while other cities encourage green improvements, Berkeley is believed to be the first in the nation to tie mandatory upgrades directly to the sale of a home” “Non-green appliances could soon be a thing of the past in Berkeley. Before many homeowners can sell property, they now have to show just how energy efficient the home is” I looked into this and found Homes must meet a new ‘Home Energy Score’ Sellers must hire a certified assessor before listing the property. The score is between 1–10 and must be disclosed in MLS listings Properties need to achieve a minimum of 6 credits through approved energy efficiency and electrification upgrades Some items include Heat pump water heater Heat pump HVAC Solar panels + battery storage Insulation, efficient windows, EV charger, induction range, electrical panel upgrades Some upgrades are cheap, some can by $50,000+

Berkeley, California has implemented new “going green” rules for homeowners These aren’t optional upgrades, they’re mandated “New rules are in effect requiring many home sellers to make eco-friendly upgrades or pay up before handing over the keys. And while other cities encourage green improvements, Berkeley is believed to be the first in the nation to tie mandatory upgrades directly to the sale of a home” “Non-green appliances could soon be a thing of the past in Berkeley. Before many homeowners can sell property, they now have to show just how energy efficient the home is” I looked into this and found Homes must meet a new ‘Home Energy Score’ Sellers must hire a certified assessor before listing the property. The score is between 1–10 and must be disclosed in MLS listings Properties need to achieve a minimum of 6 credits through approved energy efficiency and electrification upgrades Some items include Heat pump water heater Heat pump HVAC Solar panels + battery storage Insulation, efficient windows, EV charger, induction range, electrical panel upgrades Some upgrades are cheap, some can by $50,000+

Wall Street Apes

49,974 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

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.

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 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Why was there no alarm and limited water for the Lahaina Maui fire disaster? Tulsi Gabbard 🌺: "The alarms were not sounded because of this fire, and that was the number one question: Why wouldn't you sound the alarm system?" Joe Rogan: "Couldn't they send an alarm to your phone that says there is a fire?" Tulsi Gabbard 🌺: "They turned on their hoses, and it was just like dribbles of water. So, they are literally scooping water out of their toilet bowls and grabbing rainwater from buckets, trying to fight fires in their communities to save homes... There was a request that was put into the State to divert the water so it could be used to fight the fires, and there was some type of 6 or 8-hour delay before that decision was made... The fact that the people of Maui don't have control over their own water is exactly the problem. Both in this crisis but on a daily basis, where families are told county-wide there's a drought right now, you got to conserve water, be limited, don't wash your car, and all this. Meanwhile, they drive through one of these resorts, and they see all the sprinklers on for the golf courses and no restrictions whatsoever in the hotels, and it's no wonder why people over there are like, what's going on over here?"

Why was there no alarm and limited water for the Lahaina Maui fire disaster? Tulsi Gabbard 🌺: "The alarms were not sounded because of this fire, and that was the number one question: Why wouldn't you sound the alarm system?" Joe Rogan: "Couldn't they send an alarm to your phone that says there is a fire?" Tulsi Gabbard 🌺: "They turned on their hoses, and it was just like dribbles of water. So, they are literally scooping water out of their toilet bowls and grabbing rainwater from buckets, trying to fight fires in their communities to save homes... There was a request that was put into the State to divert the water so it could be used to fight the fires, and there was some type of 6 or 8-hour delay before that decision was made... The fact that the people of Maui don't have control over their own water is exactly the problem. Both in this crisis but on a daily basis, where families are told county-wide there's a drought right now, you got to conserve water, be limited, don't wash your car, and all this. Meanwhile, they drive through one of these resorts, and they see all the sprinklers on for the golf courses and no restrictions whatsoever in the hotels, and it's no wonder why people over there are like, what's going on over here?"

KanekoaTheGreat

1,616,505 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Graham Hancock warns that our civilization is repeating the exact pattern of the last lost one. “I see a civilization that ticks all the mythological boxes for the next lost civilization.” He envisions a future 10-15,000 years from now where our achievements sound like fantasy: “Our ancestors could speak to one another on opposite sides of the planet… they could fly to the moon… they could go to the depths of the ocean. Archaeologists of that time will call it “complete fantasy… never happened. But it did.” And according to Hancock, we don’t need a comet this time. “We’ll probably end up doing it to ourselves.” He points to nuclear weapons as “mass species suicide,” hatred as a psychic force, and “low consciousness” leaders who think only in material terms. “We’re not a mature species. We’re a childish species. And leading our species are leaders who have the mentality of deranged teenagers… We elected them.” Hancock says nationalism is just tribalism we need to grow out of, and that elections reward the best communicator, not the best person.

Graham Hancock warns that our civilization is repeating the exact pattern of the last lost one. “I see a civilization that ticks all the mythological boxes for the next lost civilization.” He envisions a future 10-15,000 years from now where our achievements sound like fantasy: “Our ancestors could speak to one another on opposite sides of the planet… they could fly to the moon… they could go to the depths of the ocean. Archaeologists of that time will call it “complete fantasy… never happened. But it did.” And according to Hancock, we don’t need a comet this time. “We’ll probably end up doing it to ourselves.” He points to nuclear weapons as “mass species suicide,” hatred as a psychic force, and “low consciousness” leaders who think only in material terms. “We’re not a mature species. We’re a childish species. And leading our species are leaders who have the mentality of deranged teenagers… We elected them.” Hancock says nationalism is just tribalism we need to grow out of, and that elections reward the best communicator, not the best person.

Defiant Ghost

50,257 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat