william the wie
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Game over, warmer moonbats.
It assumed that oceans warm due to air heating the oceans, when no, that's not the case. It works the other way around. The oceans heat the atmosphere.
If the oceans heat the atmosphere, it would either mean that the ocean would have to absorb heat from the air to begin with, or that the oceans would be getting cooler.
Unless you have another explanation?
Mark
Actually the oceans are getting cooler based on the monsoons and the Amazon rainy season but that doesn't mean much. Sunspots and seismic activity including Volcanoes and tsunamis are the big factors in climate change.