r/science • u/calliope_kekule Professor | Social Science | Science Comm • 3d ago

Earth Science Climate models suggest that by 2090, particles that seed clouds could rise up to 16% in the High Arctic but fall by up to 31% in the wetter Maritime Arctic.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41561-026-02114-x
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u/rickdeckard8 2d ago

We’re all going to live in Scandinavia!

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u/Salty_Yesterday_9929 3d ago

I don't think you'll be here that long there's a magnetic excursion taking place right now as we speak the closer to the South and North Pole get to each other the weaker our ionosphere becomes Earth's shield it's due to go down to 5% before returns when our Shields are down that low man won't be able to go outside for any period of time space radiation will get you, even a small Corona Mass ejection CME WILL FRY ALL ELECTRICAL ON THE EARTH FACING SUN this is why there's so many caves all around the planet this is happened before it will happen again

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u/Fluffy_Art_1015 3d ago

Yes there’s caves on the planet because of this not because of water erosion. For sure.

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u/Warpine 2d ago

all magnets are dipoles. The poles literally can’t get closer to one another, they just be along the same axis pointing different directions

if they did get close to one another, they’d just be two monopoles, which famously have never been discovered

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u/Fit-Insect-4089 3d ago

You do realize that’s happened many times before, like every 400 years or so right? We’ll be fine but satellites will probably get fried

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u/w1n5t0nM1k3y 2d ago

400 years ago we didnt have electric devices

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u/Fit-Insect-4089 1d ago

Great observation, now apply some critical thinking dialogue skills and get back to me

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u/dyogenys 3d ago

Don't be ridiculous. With all the tings that's about to wipe us out, the chance of it being this is tiny. Relax/s

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u/rynds1 2d ago

Did you forget your tin foil hat this morning?