Earth rotation center can move to 2100 27 meters, he says

The rotation center of the Earth has certain characteristics due to the composition of the planet and the distribution of mass. However, climate change may begin to affect this process. A group of researchers The polar may have significant displacements up to 2100, a phenomenon that has been a phenomenon since 1900.

Geophysical Research Letters In an article published in the Journal of Scientific, Scientists at the Zurich Geodezy and the Institute of Photography in Switzerland have analyzed satellite data to understand the changes in the polar rotation movement since 1900.

According to the analysis of the analysis, Climate change can significantly affect the dynamics of the planet. As a result, this will affect the rotation pole.

The team explains that science is already influenced by the redistribution of the shell of the world’s rotation pole, the melting of the polar ice. However, this concentrates and the study suggests that climate change can further accelerate this process.

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Based on the analysis and understanding of these movements, researchers The rotation pole of the Earth can go from 27 meters to 2100 compared to its position in 1900. This would be the worst scenario. In a case where the society can include the effects of climate change, Displacement will be about 12 meters.

“We show that the polar movement of the climate is sensitive to the choice of climate scenario, under the scenario of the RCP2.6, the rotation pole can move about 12 meters compared to 1900, RCP8.5 shows that this displacement may be more than two floors (27 meters).”

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It is important to distinguish the rotation pole from magnetic and geographical poles.

In the study, scientists analyzed the rotation center of the world corresponding to the axis of the planet. The magnetic pole is associated with terrestrial magnetic field lines, and the geographical pole represents fixed points that define maps and geographical coordinates.

In short, researchers argue that a negative climate scenario may greatly affect the movement of the rotation pole. This axis Dirty return Although the planet crosses the surface and the movement is natural, increasing global temperatures can worsen this process.

“The most important factor is the melting of polar ice layers (Greenland and less Antarctica), followed by variations in the melting of global glaciers and storage of terrestrial water.”

The melting of large ice layers has effects far beyond sea level. But what’s under this ice? Look at the map showing how Antarctica will be without ice. Until next time!