The sea level map shows 10 mm/year sea level rise east of the Philippines, which is exactly the amount of error in the map. A signal to noise ratio of zero – i.e. completely useless data.
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Obviously, in a century there will be a 1 meter hump in the ocean just East of Mindanao. & by the time our dear old Sun puffs up like Chris Chirstie at fried chicken buffet there’ll be a solid spike of water reaching from the Western Pacific to the Moon.
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