Why Is the Ocean Warming Up So Fast? | Dr. Egon Cholakian

In his new video address, Dr. Egon Cholakian examines rapid ocean warming — a phenomenon that is becoming one of the primary catalysts of global climate instability. He draws attention to the fact that behind seemingly isolated weather anomalies may lie a fundamental upheaval in the functioning of the climate system. Due to accelerated ocean warming, extreme downpours are becoming increasingly frequent, and familiar weather cycles are being replaced by chaotic fluctuations.

Central to Cholakian's analysis is the impact of micro- and nanoplastics. These invisible pollutants penetrate the oceans and atmosphere, distorting the natural heat exchange between water and air. They alter the processes of cloud and water vapor formation, which in turn lead to destructive consequences: giant hail, unexpected floods, and abrupt climate shifts.

But the central question raised by the scientist runs even deeper. In analyzing the temperature records of 2023–2024, climatologists encountered a mystery: in addition to known factors, an unexplored heat source defies existing models. If microplastics merely block the dissipation of excess energy, then what is fueling this hidden heating mechanism?

Dr. Cholakian invites viewers on a journey to the ocean's most enigmatic depths. Research indicates that anomalous heat originates not only at the surface but also in abyssal layers, which sunlight rarely reaches. This suggests the possibility of a fundamentally different energy source hidden within Earth's interior.

The video reveals poorly understood processes occurring on the ocean floor — a realm more enigmatic than Martian landscapes. Perhaps it is here that the answers to the key questions about our planet's climate future lie hidden.

Official website of Dr. Egon Cholakian:

https://earthsavesciencecollaborative.com

Official Academia account of Dr. Egon Cholakian: https://harvard.academia.edu/EgonCholakian

Official website of ALLATRA International Public Movement: https://allatra.org

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