From: AlleyCat <katt@gmail.com>
Newsgroups: alt.global-warming,alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,can.politics,alt.politics.liberalism,alt.politics.democrats,alt.politics.usa.republican
Subject: The Climate "Crisis" Scare Is Collapsing Like A Row Of Dominoes...
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2025 23:54:51 -0600
Organization: AlleyCat Computing, Inc.
... because ordinary people couldn't be worried about a little warming, so a
new fear was unlocked.
Recycling the 1970s media-spun ice age scare in hopes no one notices.
WAS Leonard Nimoy correct and Michal E. Mann so fucking wrong?
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Climate Scientists Claim Gulf Stream Could Be Near Collapse - Predicting A New
Ice Age
A key Atlantic current could be pushed to the brink of collapse within
decades, supposedly ushering in a new ice age and dramatically raising sea
levels, climate scientists have claimed in a controversial new study published
in the journal Communications Earth and Environment.
The apocalyptic predictions came as a result of a collaboration between
researchers at the Institute of Oceanology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
and the University of California, San Diego - weeks after one-time climate
alarmist Bill Gates publicly downplayed the impact of temperature fluctuations
on the planet.
Climate change could push the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation to
the brink of collapse within decades, potentially causing an ice age,
according to a new study. Artem - stock.adobe.com
Per the new findings, the at-risk current in question is the Atlantic
Meridional Overturning Circulation, or AMOC, a "conveyor belt of the ocean"
that funnels warm water toward the ocean surface from the tropics to the
Northern Hemisphere.
This current, which includes the Gulf Stream that runs from the Gulf of Mexico
to the US East Coast and across the Atlantic to Europe, helps maintain the
mild climate of Europe, the UK and the US East Coast.
The study stated that the source of this marine temperature regulator, the
Greenland Ice sheet, is being thawed amid warming temperatures, causing
meltwater runoff to leach into the North Atlantic - leading to stagnation.
Recent photos reveal that 3I/ATLAS did not disintegrate during its recent fly-
by of the sun, leading Harvard scientist Loeb to double down on suggesting
that it could be artificial - although other space experts have their doubts.
New evidence of 3I/ATLAS's alien origin as comet emerges intact from trip
behind sun: Harvard scientist
An image collage containing 2 images, Image 1 shows An image of a new object
C/2025 V1, taken on November 3,2025. No cometary tail is visible. The sunward
direction is towards the upper right corner, Image 2 shows Image of Comet
3I/ATLAS with a visible tail against a backdrop of numerous stars, many
appearing as streaks due to motion
Is 3I/ATLAS a spaceship? Comet's solar turn reveals more hints of alien
origins: Harvard expert
In a statement, officials said the recent excavation "revealed a new part of
the matrix between the known settlements in the city."
Archaeologists reveal ritual objects tied to ancient biblical cult in wild
find
This has resulted in a 'distinctive temperature fingerprint" located some
3,280 to 6,560 feet below the ocean's surface, according to reporting by the
Daily Mail.
"Here we identify a distinctive temperature fingerprint in the equatorial
Atlantic that signals the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation
change," the authors wrote. "The robust physical mechanism and reliable
detection make a valuable metric for AMOC monitoring in a warming climate."
The presence of the marine hot pocket appears to suggest that the current
slowdown has been occurring for decades and could foment a total decline
before the end of the century, per the study.
"Here we identify a distinctive temperature fingerprint in the equatorial
Atlantic that signals the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation
change," the authors write.
The researchers reportedly happened upon this warm spot by using the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology General Circulation Model - a computer
model that simulates the ocean, atmosphere and climate - to monitor how "AMOC-
related signals" like energy waves ripple rapidly toward the equator.
When they hit home, they multiply along the equatorial region, effectively
creating this oceanic hot spot.
The AMOC slowdown prompts subsurface warming in the subpolar North Atlantic -
the region between the subtropics to the south and the Nordic Seas to the
north - generating energy waves that travel along the western North Atlantic
toward the equator.
The presence of a marine hot pocket appears to suggest that the current
circulation slowdown has been occurring for decades. Peter Hermes Furian -
stock.adobe.com
By examining observational data dating back to 1960, the research team
discovered that the mid-depth warming trend that spiked in the late 2000s,
indicating that the AMOC's decline began in the late 20th century.
Should the AMOC slow down too much, they claim, it could have significant
ramifications. These include the extreme suggestion that temperatures across
Europe to drop by nearly 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
"Winters would be more typical of Arctic Canada and precipitation would
decrease, also," Jonathan Bamber, a professor of Earth observation at the
University of Bristol, told the Daily Mail.
Coincidentally, the last time the AMOC collapsed was before the last Ice Age
that ended about 12,000 years ago, Reuters reported.
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November:
-45C In Yakutia As Deep Winter Grips Siberia
Northern India Shivers
Record Cold Continues Across Southeast
Early-Season Snowstorm To Hit Norway
Earliest Polar Vortex Collapse Could Be Brewing
Record Cold Sweeps Florida And The Southeast
Canada Freezes
Early Chill Breaks Records In Northern Japan
Historic November Freeze Hits Australia
Record Early Snow Slams Midwest U.S. And Eastern Canada
Another Siberian Blast To Strike China
Study: Gradients And Water Vapor, Not CO2
Arctic Air Mass To Shatter U.S. Early-Season Cold Records
Earth-Directed X-Flare To Deliver Double Hit
BBC To Review Its Own Climate Lies
The last time the US saw this kind of early season cold was Nov 13, 1977. What
followed was the historic winter of 1977-1978.
Australia Starts November With Record Cold
Late-Season Antarctic Cold
In China, 77 Stations Meet 'Full Blizzard' Criteria
Arctic Blast Locks Onto U.S.' + Climate Sanity Returning To Europe
Record Snow For Northern India
Record-Breaking Wintry Surges In China
"Gobsmacking" U.S. Cold Lobe
Northern Hemisphere Snow Report
South Pole's Sub -20C Stretch
Russia's Record -45C
Blizzards Slam Xinjiang
Deep Winter Ahead As QBO And Stratosphere Align
Australia's Bumper Snow Season
Avalanche In Italy Kills Five
Major Cold Blast Forecast For The U.S. Next Week
Heavy Snow For Northern China
Late-Season Frosts Threaten Argentina's Wheat
Russia's First -40C
Seoul To -2.8C (27F)
Record November Snow In China
Greenland's 1920s And 1990s Warming Bursts Offset By Cooling