Could underground nuke testing by N. Korea India Pakistan & Iran among others be the reason for weird weather?
I noticed that the weather has been freaky and that several countries are testing nukes underground and now we hear about all the weather earthquakes and flooding, etc… going on… though I did notice in October during many offbeat holidays for third world countries, it rained for the first time in almost 1 year, could it be partly because of nuke testing?
Yes. Matter and energy can neither be created nor destroyed. This is the theory of conservation of energy.
When all the nukes go off, the energy has to go somewhere once it has finished shaking the ground and sea about and causing Tsunamis, so it goes into the weather.
In places where underground testing has been going on for years, like India and Pakistan, you get a negative reaction from the Earth, because of the Gaia effect. The result is the problem known as the ‘monsoon’, which is very destructive.
Iran earthquake injures hundreds – 31 July 2010
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