Seeing as how heat is a waste electricity, what if I suggested to you that through the centre of the poles - where the magnetic field passes through the Earth, that this part is super cold, and directly outside of that zone where there becomes waste in the efficiency of the electrical pass it then becomes super hot. This explains the cold of the north and south poles ice from below. If the effect was simply a lack of heat from above the surface, the ice simply could not maintain its cold at the surface of the land under the ocean touching the depths of the ice. This is similar for all solar circuitry. The sun spots on the sun are the coldest spots and deepest entrenching under the surface. This suggests at least some areas of the internal workings (along poles) are cold (or efficient electrical flow). Even the outermost planets are coldest at the pole ends, and their heated zones has nothing to do with solar activity as it is simply too far to be effected by the suns radiation (hence the habitable zone which is a measure of distance from the sun planets are effected by solar radiation). Zing!
Posted on: Wed, 12 Nov 2014 01:19:01 +0000
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