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World’s First Thermal Wonder -Greenland Peak Area Melts - Real SNIT Evidence
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
petroleum and chemical industry international
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2639-7536
DOI - 10.33140/pcii.02.04.10
Subject(s) - storm , geology , climatology , debris , northern hemisphere , polar , oceanography , hotspot (geology) , open water , geophysics , astronomy , physics
Theories concerning weather have developed over the years and it is very difficult to prove a new theory concerningthe development of hurricane type storms over polar areas that produce melting and in turn global warming. Theloss of ice is visible and large melts generally are accompanied by hurricane like storms. The storms spin counterclockwise and bring warm air from the south when the storm is in the northern hemisphere. The SNIT theory proposesthat particles of positive charge from exploding stars entering the Earth’s northern magnetic field causes the counterclockwise spin and deliver the energy to cause the ice melts. Greenland melt areas are correlated with the timing andlocations of hotspot’s energy input from particular exploding stars. The North Waters Polynya is touted as a polynyawith continuous open water. The heat source for The Waters Polynya is the water from the Nares Strait heated by anumber of incoming exploding star debris streams yearly.

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