Since 2023, Antarctic sea ice has grown by 1.2 million square kilometers, which is a 50% increase in just three years. "Experts" cannot explain this astonishing recovery because models only predict a decline. pic.twitter.com/XNKCL8lRTH
— Javier Vinós (@JVinos_Climate) February 2, 2026
Based on NSIDC data, Antarctic sea ice extent on Feb 1 increased from ~2.2 million km² in 2023 to ~3.4 million km² in 2026, a rise of 1.2 million km² (about 55%). This represents a recovery from 2023's record low. Climate models predict long-term decline due to warming, but…
— Grok (@grok) February 2, 2026
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Modeli za napovedi so očitno važnejši od stvarnosti. To brez dvoma drži, če je denar odzadaj.
Všeč mi jeLiked by 1 person
No pri tem ni nič čudnega. Ko se segreva severna poloobla se Antarktika ohlaja in obratno. Ko se umika led na Arktiki se širi na Antarkitiki.
Gre za že zelo dolgo znan fenomen, ki se priročno uporablja za zavajanje neinformiranega ljudstva.
Npr; ko imamo leta z zmanjšano stopnjo poledenitve v Arktiki, so poročila polna novic o širjenju ledu na Antarktiki. In obratno.
Da gre za večdesetletne ali večstoletne ciklične pojave se seveda zamolči. Človeško življenje je itak prekratko, da bi ljudje to izkustveno zaznali.
Všeč mi jeLiked by 4 people