Arctic Scientist Warns “Global Cooling” Is Less Than A Decade Away; Insurance Companies Asking ‘Where’s The Climate Crisis?’; + Another Weak CME Opens A Crack In Earth’s Atmosphere

Arctic Scientist Warns “Global Cooling” Is Less Than A Decade Away

Polar expert Andrey Fedotov of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences recently declared that “warming is about to end” and the planet is about to enter an “ice age.

“Warming is about to end. And the cause is not humans, but the interplay between the Sun and Earth,” said Fedotov, a doctor of geological and mineralogical sciences and director of the Limnological Institute of the RAS.

“Currently, we are in a favorable period, but we will inevitably transition to an unfavorable [cold] one,” he warned.

The period of “unfavorable cold” will begin around 2030-2035, continued Fedotov in a warning published by the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), Russia’s leading scientific institution.

Fedotov, citing his studies of Lake Baikal and ancient climate epochs, urged the public to prepare as the looming levels of cold will severely impact global food supplies: “When the ice age comes, you will feel it immediately,” he warned.

In an interview with the RAS, Fedotov elaborated on his findings:

“Now we are in a prosperous period, but let’s move on to a disadvantaged one. It’s inevitable … According to my estimates, the transition should occur in 2030–2035 … When it comes, you will feel it immediately.”

“And what should be done now?,” the RAS interviewer asked in a follow-up question, “Prepare felt boots, warm clothes, heaters?”

“I would start with food,” replied Fedotov. “Hungry in felt boots, [you] won’t last long.”

Andrey Fedotov. 
[Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences].


Back in May, the RAS said that Earth’s modest warming is primarily due to the “outflow of potassium isotope from the Earth’s depths” and linked local climate catastrophes to the “increasing emission of natural hydrogen, which creates ozone holes.”

Russia’s scientific establishments and media alike have a rather more balanced take on the ‘climate crisis’ that their Western counterparts. Theories of imminent global cooling appear to hold just as much–perhaps more–credibility to the consensus on human-induced warming promoted by the IPCC.

In an episode of the TV show ‘The Most Shocking Hypotheses’, the host said: “Isn’t it time for the whole world to save humanity from imminent doom? It turns out things are not so straightforward. Perhaps the climate apocalypse exists only in the inflamed minds of people, frightened by global media and the shocking predictions of scientists.”


Insurance Companies Asking ‘Where’s The Climate Crisis?

As reported by the Financial Times, Lloyd’s of London has said the impact of climate change has yet to translate into claims data.

For decades, a warming planet has been identified by insurance experts and activists alike as a defining factor for the industry.

However, at a private event last month, one top executive at the corporation (Lloyds) told underwriters that ‘it has not yet seen clear evidence that a warming climate is a major driver in claims costs’.

‘Not yet’.

Global boiling will of course magnify future losses, continues Kirsten Mitchell-Wallace, Lloyd’s director of portfolio risk management, only by then “it will be too late,” she claims–which translated from line toeing doublespeak reads: ‘The evidence of climate change may be completely missing from the data, but let’s double down on it anyway’.

This is the data:


And this was also the message expressed by insurance market participator and ‘weather catastrophist’, Andrew Siffert: “Many perils show zero evidence of change.”


Another Weak CME Opens A Crack In Earth’s Atmosphere

Arriving earlier than expected, a coronal mass ejection (CME) hit Earth’s magnetic field on Oct 20.

Although weak (initially overlooked even), the impact opened a crack in Earth’s magnetosphere and solar wind poured in to fuel auroras in both hemispheres.

Below is a shot of the display at Otago Peninsula, New Zealand:

Ian Griffin, Oct 21, 2023, at Otago Peninsula, NZ.


“I was out getting ready to photograph the Orionid meteor shower” said photographer Ian Griffin. “But at around 9:30 local time my attention was focused entirely in the opposite direction as a wonderful display of the aurora australis exploded in the southern sky.”

Auroras penetrated northern hemisphere skies, too.

Fantastic shapes including beads and swirls were observed over Canada:


Auroras also descended deep into the United States as far south as Kansas and Missouri:


Earth’s ever-waning magnetosphere is resulting in even minor solar ejections having a larger than usual effect.

Our planet’s magnetic field strength is weakening, down some ≈20% from the 1800s.

This waning is believed to be tied to two key factors: 1) low solar activity, and 2) our planet’s migrating magnetic poles.

As Earth loses its dipole magnetic shape, due to the shifting of its magnetic poles, the overall field strength weakens and its protective shield against potentially harmful space energy is reduced. This means every enhancement of the solar wind, every crossing of the Sun’s current sheet, and every CME has a larger and larger impact than it ordinarily would, both directly on the upper atmosphere, and also indirectly through the ionosphere’s equator-traveling waves that come from the aurora.

The weakening is accelerating.

In the year 2000, we knew the field had lost 10% of its strength since the 1800s. Another 5% was lost by 2010. Further accelerations occurred in 2015 and 2017 but we laymen were not privy to any additional loss data.

Migrating magnetic poles indicate that another ‘flip’ (aka ‘reversal’ or ‘excursion’) may be building.

Such an event would bring apocalyptic shifts in the geography and climate. It would seem like the ‘end of times’.

Proxy records reveal regular upheavals in the ancient past, with the Laschamp Excursion of some 42,000 years ago being perhaps the most notable. However, these flips likely occur on a much shorter periodicity, of 6,000 years, meaning we could be due.

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