The IPCC, NASA and NOAA like to tell us that the earth is getting warmer and warmer and will soon be ice free. It seems to me that this is actually a very easy thing to prove or disprove. The reason I say this is because of the proven concept of conservation of energy, in this case angular momentum. This is the same principle that is shown in ice skating when a skater starts a spin with their arms out and then they bring them in and up over their head. The result is that their spin increases directly to how tight they can make their body; and we have all seen this many times over the years so there is no debate on this possible.
So how does this relate to the earth getting warmer? Well it’s actually very simple the earth is spinning at one revolution every 24 hours, once a day, and we have the ability today to measure this 24 hours very, very accurately. Therefore if the poles are getting warmer, as we are being told, the ice there would be melting and contributing to the sea levels rising. According to the warmist’s this will flood low lying coastal cities and cause much disruption to humans. They give us many reports on how much the sea levels have risen since we started to use lots of fossil based fuels mostly in the past 100 years. And in fact in Paris in December they are going to give us a world tax on carbon to stop this at the end of the COP21 conference.
Well if this is true that the ice at the poles, on land, is in fact melting then the resulting water will enter the planets oceans and because of the spinning earth that water will quickly migrate to the equator. As it does so and because of the conservation of angular momentum the planets rotation will slow down; and this will be in direct relationship to the amount of ice above the Arctic and Antarctic circles that is there or not there. More ice at the poles will speed up the spin and less ice at the poles will slow done the spin there can be no debate about this principle the only issue would be do we have the technology to measure this.
If we do, and I think we do, then there is a very simple way to determine whether the planet is warming or not — we just measure this spin!
