We are accustomed to seeing him issue warnings from time to time about expectations of earthquakes occurring on Earth due to critical space engineering. Dutch researcher Frank Hoogrebits, who specializes in monitoring earthquakes and linking them to the movements of planets and celestial bodies, issues his warnings. However, this time he moved away from earthquakes, and attacked an American scientific project related to the sun, warning that the completion of that project would be reflected in disasters and diseases on Earth.
Hogrebets tweeted on his “X” account about a scientific project to block the sun’s rays from the Earth, which had been announced years ago and was funded by American billionaire Bill Gates.
The Dutch researcher said: “I thought global warming was caused by humans, not the Sun. If Gates’ plans continue, it will eventually cause a catastrophe and major disease, because the Earth and all life on it depend entirely on the Sun and the Earth’s specific distance to it.”
Plan to block the sun’s rays
Hogrebets was referring to a scientific project at Harvard University aimed at blocking the sun by sprinkling millions of tons of calcium carbonate dust in the upper layer of the atmosphere, as an attempt to reduce the sun’s rays and cool the Earth, and where Bill Gates is financially supporting the project.
According to reports published about the project, researchers continue to study the possibility of cooling the Earth’s temperature without causing an adverse impact on the issue of climate change.
As we approach a catastrophic rise in global temperatures, the possibility of a climate “hack” to cool the planet is increasingly being questioned.
The researchers are working on testing what they described as the process of “injecting clouds” over the oceans with small droplets to make them brighter by sprinkling the stratified atmosphere with millions of sulfate mist or dust that the air carries as a sunscreen, reflecting some of the sun’s rays and heat into space, and protecting the Earth from the repercussions of rising temperatures. Climate temperature.
According to information about the project, Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, allocated $300,000 to the company supervising the “cloud injection” project. He also supported a project led by Harvard University to spray calcium carbonate in the atmosphere over Sweden, but the project was abandoned at some stage. Early after protests from indigenous groups.
Opponents of geoengineering focus on two problems: the extent to which these experiments succeed, and if they succeed, what is the danger of doing so?
The Telegraph newspaper quoted experts from the Center for International Environmental Law as saying, “The main problem is that these experiments are not testable and cannot be controlled.”
They also stressed that the costs of financing such technology would reach “a few billion dollars per year.”
Human activities and their impact on climate
Climate experts confirm that rising temperatures resulting from climate change caused by human activities lead to more extreme weather phenomena around the world, such as storms and floods, causing serious human and material damage.
Scientists expect that climate change will lead to higher temperatures, increased humidity and the risk of flooding in many areas, and the problem could be worse in countries that lack sanitation infrastructure to deal with heavy rains.
Al-Arabiya.net had asked several questions about this matter to Dr. Manar Ghanem, an expert at the Egyptian Meteorological Authority, and she confirmed that climate changes greatly affect weather phenomena, and since the middle of last year we have been talking about expectations of significant climate severity and extremes. Because there is global warming, and an increase in average temperatures in the world, resulting from global warming and the use of fossil fuels and polluting gases in the atmosphere, which has led to a rise in temperature in the atmosphere.
The destruction of the earth and human lives
The Egyptian official revealed that climate chaos may lead to the destruction of planet Earth, especially since there is a great acceleration in temperatures reaching unprecedented heights, explaining that it is normal for temperatures on planet Earth to reach an average of 15 degrees Celsius, but now they have reached 16.5 degrees. Experts at all climate conferences were calling for it to be at least at this level and not to exceed that, out of concern for human lives.
She said that since last July until now, we have begun to notice and monitor significant warming, and in recent months we have begun to notice an increase in temperatures on planet Earth to 17 degrees Celsius, an increase of two degrees. This percentage was expected to reach in the year 2030, but it has happened these days.
Ghanem stressed that climate change has become a reality and confronting it requires huge funding and binding laws because nature has become angry, and its repercussions may exceed expectations, calling for confrontation and adaptation at the same time. She said that confrontation requires reducing global warming, reducing the use of fossil fuels, focusing on the use of clean energy, reducing global warming and reducing emissions, adding to that adaptation in the face of changes by developing the infrastructure to receive unprecedented rains and using the early warning system, which is an important system in confronting. Climate changes to reduce losses and risks.
