Friday, August 1, 2025

Free Miracle Tool For Oceanographers

Fig. 1 Place Ice Here

Deep:

"Once upon a time, nothing in this world could have convinced me that I would be living through this moment in this America on this planet. As a start, once upon an increasingly distant time, Donald J. Trump as president of the United States would have been inconceivable. Literally beyond conception, even in some wildly dystopian satiric novel about an all-too(un)-American future.

I mean, forget anything else, a man who in private life bankrupted six (yes, six!) companies has now been elected president of the United States not just once but twice. You know, the fellow who thinks of those he considers his domestic enemies (and that’s not too strong a word for it), whether Democrats, Republicans, or journalists as nothing short of — and this is the word he uses — “evil.” Once upon a time, this would have been inconceivable even in your wildest all-(un)-American dreams! Not a shot in hell of a chance! Never!"

(Tom Deep; cf. The "It Can't Happen Here" Trance). He also mentioned a "science brain drain" which is also deep, hence the free tool (Fig 1) described below.

The free tool is a modified form of the experiment in the 2nd video below, but it does involve putting ice cubes into a glass container.

The container must have an airtight screw-on top (e.g. a Mason Jar). 

Next attach a rope in a manner that allows you to let the ice-filled mason jar over the side of your ship (did I mention that you first travel to Antarctica?

Or you can read about the infrared photon content in ocean water at the grounding line area where the water is melting mile deep tidewater glaciers (Hot, Warm, & Cold Thermal Facts: Tidewater-Glaciers).

If you were to drop the air-tight ice-filled mason jar down to that depth where there is no light, the photons in the seawater molecules would flow into those ice cubes and melt them (wile invisible to the eye or camera).

Infrared photons have no color, so remember if you can see light way down deep, it is not infrared.

But it will melt those sealed-off-from-the-seawater ice cubes as well as the glacier nearby.

That is because they travel through space from the Sun, through the glass jar from seawater molecules/atoms, and so forth (The Photon Current, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 , 17, 18, 19, 20, 21).

So, enough with the "if we can't see the heat its not there" (see First Video Below!).