POMMReg wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2026 8:22 pm
stuffedpike20 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 05, 2026 6:24 am
I am surprised. It's been a few days since my big post, and 60 people have seen it.
I was expecting some discussion, or argument, or suggestions that I hand myself in to the men in white coats.
Breaking the frontiers of space, yet rescuing an airman given greater airtime.
Things thought of as crackers 20yrs ago the new norm
Everything is given more airtime than climate change, even though it represents the biggest threat to humans.
You may have seen the village of Blatten in Switzerland in the news last May. The end of the Birch glacier broke off and burried three quarters of the village. Scientists knew it was going to happen, so people were evacuated, although I think one person died. Tons and tons of ice and mud fell down into the valley, and there is spectacular film footage that can be viewed on youtube.
The shocking thing is that TWICE as much ice breaks off Greenland EVERY HOUR.
The power of the AMOC (Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation) is calculated at seventeen million cubic metres of water per second. The AMOC takes 1000 years to complete one curcuit. It keeps our part of the world temperate under normal circumstances, but has started to slow down, mostly because of the freshwater going into the sea from Greenland.
If we do not start to tackle climate change soon we are doomed....dooooomed I tell ya!
Space is a white elephant,a distraction and a vanity project. If we get to 4 degrees of warming (which, if nothing changes, we are predicted to do possibly this century) humans are gone.
