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Global Warming Contributors? Part 1 5/19/2021 12:11:51 PM
Thinking out of the box; Spacecrafts and the Earth’s atmosphere. Global warming news always seems to single out the oil and gas industry and the public’s use of their products. While those factors can be significant is it possible that other industries are overlooked.
The global stormy weather has become more prevalent in recent years. Over the past few months, it has been windy often with strong gusts almost everyday in Vancouver, Canada regardless if it is rainy, cloudy or sunny. This has been very unusual. What could be contributing to this unusual phenomenon?
The Earth is our bubble. We could think of ourselves as being in our own protective balloon. Is it possible that atmosphere (air) is lost to space every time a spacecraft breaks through the Earth’s orbit? That’s like putting minute holes in a taped balloon causing it to slowly lose air. There have been hundreds of such flights over the past couple of years. Collectively a lot of atmosphere could be lost.
If significant amounts of air are lost on one part of the Earth air rushes in from other areas to fill the vacuum and balance the pressure. Could this be happening to cause severe storms and gusty weather? Are the protective layers of our atmosphere being lost to space? If so, the Earth could be prone to more warming from the sun. There is seldom any mention of the carbon footprint of those spacecraft’s burning fuel to get to the Earth’s orbit or beyond and no mention of the pollution in our upper atmosphere from those burning fuels.
It’s funny that “visionaries” think of us colonizing other planets when we can’t even take care of our own very dear planet.
