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🔴 WARMING OF THE WORLD'S OCEANS.

🔹 Ocean heating is causing an increase in the frequency and magnitude of extreme hydrometeorological events, including record floods, typhoons and abnormal precipitation.

🔹 As of 2020, ocean warming has increased by 450% over the past 30 years. The study shows that while the oceans warmed steadily between 1955 and 1986, warming has accelerated rapidly over the past few decades.

🔹 Scientists estimate that for the oceans to warm at the rate they are now, it would take as much energy as would be released if 7 atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima were detonated every second for a year.

⁉️ This fact begs the following rational question, "What is the source of such a significant amount of energy?"

To be continued...

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⚡️HEATING OF THE WORLD OCEANS. WHERE IS THE ENERGY COMING FROM?

🔶 The abnormal heating of the ocean is due to the impact of magma, the rise of which has intensified since 1995. The oceanic crust is thinner than the continental crust, so the magma is heating the ocean floor more strongly and therefore the ocean itself is heating up.

🔶 The following facts indicate that the ocean heats up at depth. A team of researchers from the US found that the average ocean depths have warmed 15 times faster in the last 60 years than in the previous 10,000 years.

🔶 And this progression is increasing faster every year. It takes a huge amount of energy to raise the temperature at depths where the sun's rays no longer penetrate.

🔶 One factor in heating the waters is the release of methane. At the bottom of the northern seas there are huge reserves of it. Under the action of geothermal heating, these accumulations melt and release methane as a gas.

🔶 These methane releases occur in bursts and are called "methane plumes". An anomalous methane flare in the Arctic region was detected in the atmosphere in April 2014 by NOAA satellites.

🔶 According to the geologic structure of the seafloor, areas of elevated methane concentrations coincide with mid-Arctic fault lines. Earthquakes indicate fault activity, shifts in magmatic sources and heat flow releases.

Evidence of rising temperatures in the deep ocean indicates that the ocean is warming from both above and below.

🔶 The two deepest parts of the Argentine Basin show significant warming trends at depths greater than 4,500 meters. It takes a colossal amount of energy to heat such a volume of cold water at the bottom.

🔶 In 2023, the absolute record for ocean surface temperatures in recorded history was broken.
2024 already exceeds all of 2023's records, and it is likely that the trend of subsequent changes will not fit within the boundaries of the ranges shown on the graph.

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The principle of cleaning up the ocean with the help of Atmospheric water generator. To initiate the process of cleaning the ocean on a global scale, we must get all the water solely from the atmosphere.

Water from Air: The Path to Saving Humanity | Popular Science Film

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‼️ WARMING OF THE WORLD'S OCEANS. Sea surface temperature anomaly in the South Pacific.

🔶 East of New Zealand, a blob appeared in the South Pacific Ocean in December 2019, with temperatures 6 °C higher than average on certain days.
The blob had an area of more than a million square kilometers, equivalent to 1.5 areas of Texas or 4 areas of New Zealand It was reportedly the largest blob in the world's oceans at the time.

🔶 Moreover, the blob was the second largest event ever observed in the region.

🔶 James Renwick, a professor in the Department of Geography, Ecology and Earth Sciences at Victoria University of Wellington, noted that "This is the largest area of anomalous warming on the planet. Normally the water temperature there is about 15 °C, but now it's about 20 °C." The likely cause of the formation of this blob was the activity of an ancient volcanic plateau off the coast of New Zealand.

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