JoyV wrote:
The area surrounding Greenland is melting. Far from Greenland is expanding. Since there have been found multiple plate hot spots under Greenland, it is a fair guess they have something to do with the melting. This would also explain why the melting is far more from the bottom than in glaciers far from Greenland.
https://newatlas.com/hotspot-greenland-ice-loss/45571/Greenland losing 2,700 gigatons of ice between 2003 & 2013, - hummm !! it's interesting that since this 'accurate measurements antithesis' which is Antarctica only began losing ice in 2014, when before 2014 and from 1978 Antarctica not losing ice, I wonder if there is a Theological or Philosophical reason based on human attitude, maybe God is doubling down.
I'm not really familiar with the Arctic situation, however first let me just say before I elaborate, there is still about 5 billion years of hydrogen left in the sun's gas tank, but that doesn't mean it will be smooth sailing for Earth all that time, what could go wrong is a number of things, the most likely is drilling holes deep in the ground because beneath the Earth's mantle there is a confluence of molten lava and it's gradual more solid cool state, as your article points out.
Probably as the Tectonic plates plates formed 3•5 billion years ago a cooling of the Earth's crust began a never-ending drift, but some fissures remained open a bit and let some heat come up to the surface which broke up the crust and caused the plates to continually shift.
When they collide one slips under the other and starts going down which is alarming as things change rapidly on the surface accounting for Iceland's volcanoes, so this isn't happening directly below Greenland and a hotspot is stationary causing ice to be lost that can't be measured from space by NASA.
I think there was something in the article I posted about Greenland sinking, this isn't new probably 20 years ago I heard Greenland was below sea level except for the fringes, it was assumed the weigh of the ice caused Greenland to sink, I think NASA is saying that it's now on the rise so this could be because the weight is less.
About gravitational fields maybe pushing up is the same thing, except the East coast being softened by the hot spot doesn't agree with weigh pushing down which would press hardest in the middle during the last ice age 12 thousand years ago.
Installing 50 GPS units to see if that area is rising is new to me, but appears to be a way of checking the hot spot without drilling holes, I'm surprised they haven't drilled already.
"Anomalous uplift" described by the article, good one. I'd say Ohio State University is on the same page as NASA.
Knowledge is power and the ultimate power is causing death GPS is preferable to holes drilled in the ground.
I suppose that's one reason for the popularity of Theology, causing death is abstracted away by working out what's happening, and for whose benefit, at least for individuals that is true superficially only, as the nett result can't be known until it's too late.
Let me give my one paragraph take, coming from the philosophy of Theological cognition. - We are all only animals with a Divine mission, that being, developing Divinity, following on in the image of God due to the fact that the environment caused a linking of opposites by attraction, God swallowed satan, but we can't replicate that, what happen after that was mystery until this very second, although it was clear before it's even more so now as the idea came to me from another idea regurgitated up (from God), simple matter of into nothing something comes out because reversal is only possible when God is unwell.