The missing heat has been found – in the same place where Bloomberg’s monkeys are located.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Now you’re just being provocative Steven.
*wide smile*
We have found the missing heat east of New Jersey, the same heat that fed Super Duper Storm Sandy.
When I see this graphic it reminds me of an Horizon programme I saw on the Beeb about the Earth’s magnetic field. It turned out that there’s a large magnetic anomaly in the South Atlantic, and I wonder if that might be linked to the temp. anomaly.