...but I will explain it again for those who might've missed it.
The Earth's magnetosphere is not constant.
The pole is shifting north rapidly. With it comes the centre of the solar charged particles that bombard the planet:
Look at those dates on the graph! Look at how quickly the pole has moved from Canada to the arctic circle.
The result:
A) Big ozone action around the as O3 broken up into O2 + O and then recombined into O3 - aka the recurring ozone "holes"
B) More melting ice and higher temperatures around the north magnetosphere pole.
The magnetosphere is pounded at its poles with charged solar particles:
Mystery of Arctic melting sea ice solved. Man has statistically nothing to do with it.
;-)
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I explained it once before...
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- "Arctic sea ice expected to hit record low"
- I explained it once before...
- "...since the 1970s" (n/t)
- re: "...at least since the 1970s, when satellite measuring efforts began."
- Doesn't change the fact, does it?
- re: "...at least since the 1970s, when satellite measuring efforts began."