Physics question related to the geography of the Bay of Fundy?

The following quotation:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fingerprints_of_the_Gods


Might be the source for the statement by Mr. Gershon Gale in this article:

Expanded Discussion of The HAB Theory
Gershom Gale gershon1
@netvision.net.il

 

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_HAB_Theory

The HAB Theory is a 1976 science fiction novel by American author Allan W. Eckert. The novel is from the apocalyptic fiction subgenre. Eckert believed that the real-world facts and conclusions he quoted in the novel, were worthy of further exploration. One such conclusion was that hyper-specialization in the physical sciences was a big problem and that more interactions between hyper-specialists was overdue. He wove facts and concepts into the novel form, then his 17th book, to get more minds considering them. The book explores a version of pole shift hypothesis postulated by Professor Charles Hapgood in two volumes, plus the 1967 book Cataclysms of the Earth by Hugh Auchincloss Brown.

When Brown published "Cataclysms", he was in his 90s, so he is represented in the novel by the character Herbert Allan Boardman (The "HAB" of the title) also in his 90s.
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sounds a bit religious cult-ish to me
dressed in a new suit

this guy ?
https://www.jpost.com/christian-in-...m-gershom-gale-editor-jpost-christian-edition

bring that back to the bay of fundy for me please ?
whats the connection ? or did you change subject ?

gentrification of the bay of fundy ...
big money for sure

global real-estate has always been big money

many liars have used religions to make money by lies and deceit

what is the link to the bay of fundy ?
are there church extremists looking to make a big buy out in some huge racketeering tax evasion bullying thing ?

whats the deal ?

with such massive movement of water they could have built turbine clean energy production in the bay by now
but who would they be competing against ?
republican coal miners and their votes

better off to watch the whole planet burn with climate change
their actions speak louder than their words

 

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At least some science fiction is written by an author who uses art to attempt to warn his audience about a possible future trend that actually is of genuine concern to the writer????

The connection between the statistics on a large amount of H2O being ADDED to Antarctica with the Bay of Fundy is.........

IF it was the addition of H2O to Antarctica that has been keeping ocean levels relatively stable since decades........ then......
the threat of significant rise in ocean levels in the future becomes more real to us.

I am fairly certain that about fifteen years or so ago I read a statement by Dr. James Hansen that the last time that atmospheric temperatures rose by three degrees..... ocean levels rose by twenty five meters in about four centuries.

The Bay of Fundy and Anchorage both will be acting in the role of the proverbial Canary In The Coal Mine....... they will warn the rest of the world of impending rising ocean levels because the tidal formula there can have such a multiplier effect on high tide levels that you will likely read new stories about Anchorage Alaska and the Bay of Fundy before other area are hard hit by rising ocean levels. So the whole question does have a positive side to it.

 

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One of the forms of evidence that has causes many well informed people to be worried about some variation on HAB Theory is that there are frozen tropical species under the ice in both Greenland, the ARctic in Siberia, the Arctic in Canada as well as under the ice in Antarctica.

What may be most relevant are the cases where the mammoths are frozen with green grass or other vegetation still in their stomachs that one would not associate with where they were found. That indicates a rapid freezing which would fit with a significant wobble or shift in the north and south pole.



5 FROZEN MAMMOTHS You Won't Believe Were Found ❄️

 

I think it will have the opposite effect.
I think, as sea levels rise, tidal funnels will see reduced effect.

When I fill a 5 gallon pail with a garden hose, the water is far, far more turbulent when the bucket is shallow. As it fills, there is more water, but the effect of the pail's dimensions (such as the bottom) have an ever-decreasing effect on the flow and turbulence of the water. By the time the bucket is only a quarter full, the surface is flat.

This shouldn't be too hard to demonstrate in a shallow wading pool. Make a funnel shape, fill the pool 1/3rd and then send a wave of water at the constriction. Then fill the pool to 2/3rds and repeat.

 

I truly thank you for your suggestion on how to attempt do demonstrate this with a real model!!!!

That is a truly awesome idea that I will try to pass on to physics professors and teachers.

 

Here is a film that puts this whole idea in perspective.....


https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1888337987911


When could Nova Scotia become an island?

 

Although this is not directly related......
the indirect connection is there.


https://ca.news.yahoo.com/melting-i...MKnOcwE-OrSwj0V1yP3Al8h3lDOtnBHSvt1_9nkCKJiTC

Melting ice shifted the Earth's axis, scientists discover

 

Deliberately turning deserts green through large scale desalination of ocean water is one part
of the solution.... but so is the idea of putting carbon back into the soil.

Once carbon is back in the soil... all plants in all nations can hold in more carbon.... .as well as more H2O.

Permaculture.... as well as mega-scale desalination of ocean water... as well as all that is being done through the
people introduced in "Kiss the Ground".... all of this are steps in the right direction that tend to make real estate vulnerable to rising ocean levels at lot safer.




Kiss the Ground Film Trailer (2020)
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•Aug 20, 2020

 

When soil has been turned darker it is because it has taken up more carbon. Cattle and other animals play an important role in getting carbon into the soil through their manure.

When soil gets more carbon and becomes darker the plants there grow larger and hold in both more carbon as well as more water.




Carbon Farming: Harnessing The Power of The Soil

 

When Dr. Geoff Lawton began his project in Jordan the area shown here was
barren. He talked the locals into giving up their custom of burning the left over straw
from the last crop and instead use it in the form of a mulch.

They found that that
mulch / compost helped keep the moisture in the soil and so ten years later they now have
lots of trees in an area that was once nearly impossible to grow much of anything there.




Greening the Desert: Tree Tour


Here is a video of what this same area looked like when they began. The first seven minutes of this film are the best.




Greening the Desert Video - Parts I and II (French Subtitles)

 

Once the Permaculture project there in Jordan proved that a nearly dead area could be made productive several neighbours caught on and applied those principles on their land.



Permaculture Neighbors at the Greening the Desert Site

 

He explains the logic of using swales to reforest various types of degraded landscapes in this lecture.



Swales: Earthworks for Conservation and Storage [PDC Preview]

 

Good point... it probably does fit in better here........

I think that Mr. Allan Savory would agree with this choice.....




How to green the world's deserts and reverse climate change | Allan Savory
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•Mar 4, 2013

 

On one level I believe that solar powered desalination technology has amazing potential.

The Sahara Forest Project that was done with technology donated from Israel to Norway so that Norwegian scientists and diplomats could share the technology with Israel's neighbours who could not at that time deal directly with them is a great example of solar powered desalination.

So your idea that this creates a lot of extra atmospheric carbon is based on the assumption that desalination can only be done using fossil fuels.

On a second level every cubic meter of desert that is greened seems to be putting less heat into the atmosphere than if that same land was merely sand. Secondly..... plants are both a carbon sink as well as a water sink so turning deserts green seems to be win - win - win - win from just about every angle that we can look at this question from.


https://www.saharaforestproject.com/

 

Sand has an albedo of around .4. Forests have an albedo of about .1. So forests will absorb 4x as much heat as sandy deserts.