Scientists from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland have proposed an extraordinary way to prevent global climate change. Previous studies showed the slowdown in the Atlantic Circulation (AMOS) – the main dynamics of the Gulf line, bringing warm water from the tropics in the north and warming up Europe.
Amos is the largest ocean flow in the world. It goes from South to North through the Atlantic. Currently bringing warm water from the tropics in the north, where it comes to Greenland and the northern countries, cooling and becoming more salty.
Thicker water. It fell to the bottom of the ocean and returned to the south, where it heated up, and the cycle was repeated again.
The current is a huge conveyor, carrying heat throughout the Atlantic. But the climate change and melting of the marine bandage violate its mechanism.
Slow down or completely terminate Amos threatening Europe with the new Ice Ky. According to the forecast, stream streams are strongly weakened and the temperature in European countries will decrease by 5 to 20 degrees C. Scientists believe this can happen in the next 20-30 years.
To avoid global climate, scientists offer to use skydiving. With their help, it is proposed to manually manage the current. Each one should reach the size of half of the football field. The center proposes to create a 12 -meter hole for the sea residents to pass through it.
For parachuting movements, the 30-50 naval oil ships are related, pulling umbrellas in the direction of the bullets. They will have to move at a speed of about 4 km/h. Move a significant amount of water, they will be able to reduce the consequences of reducing the speed of bullets.
However, independent experts have asked questions about the effectiveness of the new project. According to scientists from Utrecht University, Amos missed 17 million cubic meters of water per second. At the same time, one million cubic meters equivalent to the total flow of all hands in the world. It is difficult to imagine that such a amount of water can be replaced by using skydiving, Daily Mail's report.
Another study shows that The amount of sea ice in the southern ocean has plummeted. This can lead to vandalism for the whole planet. Among them: Enhancing storms, warm ocean and reducing the habitat of different marine species.