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Re: The Real Cause of...Climate Change.

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Am 13.06.2023 um 09:07 schrieb The Starmaker:
> The Real Cause of...Climate Change.
>
>
> They don't want you to know this.
>
> They don't even know it themselves!
>
>
> But I'm going to explain the
> Real cause of Climate Change
> and how it works.
>
>
> Climate change is caused by Black Holes that are
> closer to us that have not been discovered yet...but are
> nearer than the ones that have been discovered.
>
>
> A Black Hole  is made up of...waves.
>
> Ocean waves, gravitational waves, waves going out spreading out.
>
> Those waves...are  reaching the earth
> and are changing the direction of the
> magnetic pole...changing the direction of earth's climate, etc.
>
> A black hole is simply...
>
> a whirlpool is space.
>
>
> In other words, a whirlpool in space is no different than a whirlpool in the ocean.
>
>
> Scientific definitions for whirlpool
> whirlpool
> [ wurl'pool' ]
> A rapidly rotating current of water or other liquid that sucks everything near it toward its center.
>
>
>
> Either a space whirlpool or ocean water whirlpool...the principles are the same.
>
>
> The Black Holes are causing the Earth to wobble by the gravitational waves from the nearest
> Black Hole.
>
> The Moon's wobble is caused by the gravitational waves from the
> nearest Black Hole.
>
>
> A Black hole is caused by the collapse of a star and the force creates
> a whirlpool on the fabric of space, that send vibrations through
>   out the universe, making the earth do the
> wobble. Like dropping a stone in a pond.
>
> The Black Hole is causing a ripple through out the whole entire
> universe.
>
> In other words,
>
> Those waves... reach the earth
> and change the direction of the
> magnetic pole, change the direction of earth's climate, etc.
>
>
> NASA tells everyone that climate change is caused by humans, when in
> fact, climate change is
> caused by the ripple effect of black holes in the universe.
>
> Now, keep in mind
> that the Earth
> is just a
> grain of sand
> in the path
> of the black's hole
> gravitational waves
> which travel in waves
> at the speed of light.
>
> The gravitational waves
> are causing the earth
> to lose course of it's
> magnetic poles and
> causing...Climate Change,
> or to change the climate.
>
> It's gravitational disruption.
>
> It is the waves
> from the black hole
> that makes it's surroundings
> ...wavy.
> And the earth is just blobbing along
> on the waves of the ocean
> of the universe.
>
> (Does a fish knows it is surrounded by water?)
>
> You can use a devise called
> "interferometers" to detect
> these waves from the black holes.
>
...

I personally think, that climate change is actually caused by a 
different mechanism (also unrelated to CO2).

The main agents of local climate are actually clouds, wich have a low 
albedo and can reflect large amounts of radiation back into space.

This would cause a shadow underneeth and that cool climate.

So:
more clouds -> cooler climate
less clouds -> warmer climate

Now: how can men affect cloud-formation?

Actually they can and actually they did, but unknowingly.

Clouds are actually tiny droplets of water, which float through the skies.

These droplets are fluids, that were build by condensation of water 
vapour, once the saturation point of water in air is reached.

That dew point is reached by the water, because water-gas is a very 
light gas (molecule weight ~16), which raises fast up into the air 
(composed of mainly much heavier gasses).

Now water-gas can only stay a gas in air in dependence of the air 
temperature and pressure.

And with hight the temperature and pressure go down, hence rising 
water-gas will sooner or later reach the dew point and built clouds 
there, but only if there is enough water-gas.

But this is actually the question and were men interferred with climate:

The amount of water-gas in the air at a certain location is actually a 
function of evaporation of the ground.

Now on land the vegetation plays a mayor role, since trees evaporate 
thousands of times more water than bare soil.

By cutting down trees to make land ready for agriculture, for building 
of ships or to make charcoal, men had deforestated large parts of land 
on Earth.

As a consequence of this climate changed there.

TH

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