Snowbird
3rd August 2010, 02:35
There exist only a very small handful of articles anywhere on the net that are keeping close eye on one of the most important subjects that exists at this time. And that is the fact that the Gulf Stream loop current is still stalled. The articles that I have linked, are from the last few days.
Why aren't we hearing and reading about this? If this is considered seasonal, the experts are not casually mentioning this. They are concerned. If this thing doesn't start to loop, we had better go out and buy the biggest snow shovel we can find.
Why is this important to all life on the planet? The Gulf Stream is a strong interlinked component of the Earth's global network of ocean conveyor currents, which drive the planet's weather systems.
Global Consequences if Current Fails to Reorganize
The Gulf Loop is the current that loops up, to the right of the middle of the Gulf of Mexico then drops down to the left of Florida where it then passes below Florida into the Atlantic, where it contributes to the Gulf Stream, which passes up the east coast of the United States and Canada.
The Gulf Stream is what keeps the east coast of the U.S. as well as Britain and Europe more temperate, compared to what they would be without this warm current passing by.
After reading through the article, seeing its scientific backing, and discussion of the ramifications, I went to Google to see if this is getting mainstream press attention. A Google News search for "Loop Current" Stalled came up null. Nada, nothing.
http://www.examiner.com/x-8199-Breakthrough-Energy-Examiner~y2010m8d1-Gulf-Loop-Current-Stalls-from-BP-Oil-Disaster
BP Oil Spill Stalls Gulf Loop Current, Global Consepuences if Current Fails to Reorganize
Oceanographic satellite data now shows that the Loop Current in the Gulf of Mexico has stalled as a consequence of the BP oil spill disaster. This according to Dr. Gianluigi Zangari, an Italian theoretical physicist, and major complex and chaotic systems analyst at the Frascati National Laboratories in Italy.
While pundits are certain to trivialize the ramifications of this event, “the real worry” says Zangari, “is that that there is no historical precedent for the sudden replacement of a natural system, with a dysfunctional man-made system."
http://yowusa.com/earth/2010/earth-0810-01a/1.shtml
Why aren't we hearing and reading about this? If this is considered seasonal, the experts are not casually mentioning this. They are concerned. If this thing doesn't start to loop, we had better go out and buy the biggest snow shovel we can find.
Why is this important to all life on the planet? The Gulf Stream is a strong interlinked component of the Earth's global network of ocean conveyor currents, which drive the planet's weather systems.
Global Consequences if Current Fails to Reorganize
The Gulf Loop is the current that loops up, to the right of the middle of the Gulf of Mexico then drops down to the left of Florida where it then passes below Florida into the Atlantic, where it contributes to the Gulf Stream, which passes up the east coast of the United States and Canada.
The Gulf Stream is what keeps the east coast of the U.S. as well as Britain and Europe more temperate, compared to what they would be without this warm current passing by.
After reading through the article, seeing its scientific backing, and discussion of the ramifications, I went to Google to see if this is getting mainstream press attention. A Google News search for "Loop Current" Stalled came up null. Nada, nothing.
http://www.examiner.com/x-8199-Breakthrough-Energy-Examiner~y2010m8d1-Gulf-Loop-Current-Stalls-from-BP-Oil-Disaster
BP Oil Spill Stalls Gulf Loop Current, Global Consepuences if Current Fails to Reorganize
Oceanographic satellite data now shows that the Loop Current in the Gulf of Mexico has stalled as a consequence of the BP oil spill disaster. This according to Dr. Gianluigi Zangari, an Italian theoretical physicist, and major complex and chaotic systems analyst at the Frascati National Laboratories in Italy.
While pundits are certain to trivialize the ramifications of this event, “the real worry” says Zangari, “is that that there is no historical precedent for the sudden replacement of a natural system, with a dysfunctional man-made system."
http://yowusa.com/earth/2010/earth-0810-01a/1.shtml