Climate Change and Transition:
The climate is changing and warming trends are on the rise. In the interim, some areas may experience climate transition and a blending of the seasons with extreme hot and cold weather events.
The Binary Solar System influences in our own solar system are causing climate changes on multiple planets that cannot be explained away as human caused. Space Weather, Solar Events, and Geomagnetic storms are on the rise in frequency and intensity.
As The Binary Solar System draws closer, we will continue to see warming trends globally.
Climate Change on Other Planets:
Warming On Jupiter, Mars, Pluto, Neptune's Moon & Earth Linked to Increased Solar Activity, Scientists Say
"Mars's ice caps are melting, and Jupiter is developing a second giant red spot, an enormous hurricane-like storm.
The existing Great Red Spot is 300 years old and twice the size of Earth. The new storm -- Red Spot Jr. -- is thought to be the result of a sudden warming on our solar system's largest planet. Dr. Imke de Pater of Berkeley University says some parts of Jupiter are now as much as six degrees Celsius warmer than just a few years ago.
Neptune's moon, Triton, studied in 1989 after the unmanned Voyageur probe flew past, seems to have heated up significantly since then. Parts of its frozen nitrogen surface have begun melting and turning to gas, making Triton's atmosphere denser.
Even Pluto has warmed slightly in recent years, if you can call -230C instead of -233C "warmer."
Global Warming Trends on Earth:
UN Concerns:
Hottest July (2023) ever signals ‘era of global boiling has arrived’ says UN chief
https://news.un.org/en/story/2023/07/1139162
“Climate change is here. It is terrifying. And it is just the beginning,” said the UN chief, warning that the consequences are as clear as they are tragic: “children swept away by monsoon rains, families running from the flames (and) workers collapsing in scorching heat.”
Ocean temperature record:
"Just as worrying was the fact that ocean temperatures are at their highest-ever recorded levels for this time of year. This trend has been apparent since the end of April.
Citing “a clear and dramatic warming decade on decade” since the 1970s, WMO’s Director of Climate Services Chris Hewitt noted that 2015 to 2022 saw the eight warmest years on record, based on a 173-year dataset."
‘Era of global boiling’
"Speaking at UN Headquarters, the Secretary-General underscored the need for global action on emissions, climate adaptation and climate finance.
He warned that “the era of global warming has ended” and “the era of global boiling has arrived.”
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