Quantum Physics Explains Ocean Heat

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Quantum mechanism identified as a key to accelerating ocean temperatures

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Australian scientist puts forward a new "quantum thermal physics paradigm" to better understand the impact of global warming on oceans and thus on climate and weather.

Professor Smith said accumulated data over 70 years showed an accelerating rise in ocean temperatures and the total energy stored in oceans.

He said the apparent role of non-thermal energy in accelerating ocean temperatures now needs to be factored into climate models.

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