In addition, one day, another bizarre and false claim about the “deep state conspiracy to protect the rich”. The latest conspiracy theory comes from the TikTok trend, which is currently going viral which shows that someone holds a flame of a burning snowball instead of melting. In the video, the TikTok user says, “You’ll see it’s not melting, and it’s going to burn.” The snow does not burn, the snow f ** kin “melts. There is no water, no droplets, nothing. If I put this sh*t in the microwave, it will start to sparkle because it contains a metal alloy” “The video was released from Texas, which currently there are widespread power outages due to major disruptions caused by snowstorms (which could be linked to global warming).
Extreme weather in latitudes that usually have a mild climate can occur after a sudden change in weather at the Earth’s pole. For this example, it was rapid warming over the Arctic allowed winter weather to enter the United States. Polar vortices act like shepherds for extreme weather, keeping cold air at maximum latitudes. When they weakened by a sudden spike in temperature, extreme weather spreads to other places. What inspired this individual to pop out the key, bring a snowball and teach it in the kitchen is something we never know, but – and we can’t really stress it out enough – it’s just snow. This is undoubtedly a misleading view that snow can burn even when exposed to flames, but there are accurate regular explanations as to why this is so.
Matters can vary from solid to liquid or from liquid to gas and most people have seen snow melt. Ecstasy is a term used to describe a transition that avoids any action – this is, for example, moving from solid to gas. Heat turns icy (solid) water into steam (gas), which causes no liquid to seen. The strategy of this conspiratorial theoretical group is not the first to published, as in 2014; public interest affected by the incident. An explanatory video released in response, but it did not stop the ticket from gaining traction in the latest installment of “Pin Conspiracy Concerns.”
If you need more proof, the makers of this latest video popped a ball into the microwave and tried to prove the metal proof in the snow. The practice proved to something of an anticlimax, as predicted the ball would get a little wet like hot snow rather than sparking. My guess is, you cannot win everything. It is easy to see how this theory evolved as a discombobulating concept within itself of Texas freezing. Add to that the fact that spraying chemicals into the atmosphere has suggested as a way to combat climate change and you have a kitchen-to-room recipe for some tin-foil hat ideas. In fact, any non-toxic calcium carbonate spray agent to combat global warming centers around the earth, which cools the earth, can reflect energy from the sun in a similar way to sea ice.
Unfortunately, the science of climate control is not quite rounding, but you can make your own iceberg here.
