General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: icepac on March 18, 2026, 10:53:36 AM
Title: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: icepac on March 18, 2026, 10:53:36 AM
I wonder what affect changing the tilt of the earth does concerning climate change?
Title: Re: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: AKIron on March 18, 2026, 11:01:46 AM
A few feet maybe in 20 years. Doesn't seem significant to me. More important is change in the magnetic pole. That's shifting by miles per year.
Title: Re: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: icepac on March 18, 2026, 11:12:27 AM
They're still pumping and that study comes from 3 years ago.
Pumping is also raising the sea level and changing rain patterns.
Title: Re: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: AKIron on March 18, 2026, 11:25:25 AM
There is a natural wobble in the Earth's rotation that is greater than the tilt change caused by the water pumping. Everything affects everything else of course. Might be good, might be bad.
Title: Re: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: Shuffler on March 18, 2026, 11:31:10 AM
Man has nothing on mother nature.
Title: Re: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: AKIron on March 18, 2026, 11:34:44 AM
They're still pumping and that study comes from 3 years ago.
Pumping is also raising the sea level and changing rain patterns.
Source?
Sea levels are rising due to ice caps melting, which are due to climate change. Whatever one deems for climate change it still exist.
Maybe not in some of our lifetime, if or when they fully melt many at current sea levels will be underwater.
Lets face some simple basic facts of life. Humans destroy almost everything on earth, including peace. Our demise will be of our own making.
Worse weather, rains, is due to warmer oceans, same reason ice caps are melting. When darker than white oceans are exposed to sun due to melting ice shelfs the faster they warm and accelerate melting. A spiral is in motion.
That said, more than one reason can be true at the same time. The warmer it is, the faster water evaporates, the more we pump, gotta have those big green lawns.
The aqua fields are not refilling because the grasses that were once there acted as a sponge and filtered the water into the aquas. In Nevada they figured this out and let some land return to being those sponges again. Even then, not keeping up and they ate pumping less.
Animals and native Americans had/have it right, take only what you need. Humans, especially Americans, are fat glutens, willing to destroy anything to have more.
Americans farm much more than they need for profit from other countries, to have more.
People should watch and learn from documentaries than news. News warns you, not much on educating.
Title: Re: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: Eagler on March 18, 2026, 12:40:35 PM
Amazon chewing up the rainforest for its cardboard boxes...
I blame global warming on my wife's Amazon shopping...
Eagler
Title: Re: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: icepac on March 18, 2026, 12:59:27 PM
It was a rhetorical question spurred by your answer to the tilt of the earth changing.
A few degrees of tilt....
A few degrees of temperature rise....
Is one more important than the other?
Whoa, 3 feet is not a "few degrees". Facts are important.
FYI ONE degree is 69 miles.
Title: Re: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: Randy1 on March 20, 2026, 02:32:27 PM
Every time a dinosaur craped a long time ago it changed this old third rock from the sun. The earth has went through many changes before our evolution allowed us to start a fire.
Keep moving. Nothing to see here.
Title: Re: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: AKIron on March 20, 2026, 05:30:47 PM
Obviously cell phones. Ban them!
Title: Re: Water pumping has changed the tilt of earth's axis.
Post by: icepac on March 20, 2026, 07:24:58 PM
California uses so much water that the hoover dam will possibly stop producing energy this year.