Earth on the verge of self-destruction?

I recently came across an interesting article that reported the results of research, rather analytical work, by physicist, climatologist and sustainable development expert from Harvard University, Allen Egon Cholakian. In his opinion, catastrophic processes are taking place inside the Earth, which can lead to its destruction.

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Research results

It should be noted that the article is written in the spirit of "we are all doomed." Knowing how complex and multifactorial the life of the planet is, I am skeptical of the predictions given by the researcher. However, the results of his research deserve attention.

So, Cholakyan managed to analyze the dynamics of cataclysms on the planet and obtained the following results:

• recently, there has been a significant increase in the frequency and magnitude of seismic anomalies;
• the number of volcanic eruptions increased;
• the number of hydrological, atmospheric, gravity and thermal anomalies has increased.

Next, I will quote from the words of the researcher:

We have recently discovered a number of disturbing anomalies in all layers of the Earth system. There is an extraordinary shift and destabilization of the Earth's core, sporadic and chaotic acceleration of the planet's rotation, displacement of its axis of rotation. This scenario is aggravated by the critical weakening and appearance of atypical anomalies of the magnetic field, a change in the composition of the upper layers of the atmosphere.

The scientist is convinced that increased seismic and volcanic activity affects the oceans, reducing their thermal conductivity. The oceans served as the planet's cooling mechanism for millions of years. Now this mechanism is broken and the planet is heating up rapidly.

Forecasts

Allen Egon Cholakian believes that the increasing dynamics and intensity of cataclysms is a sign of the coming apocalypse. According to his calculations, it will happen in a few years. However, I could not find these calculations.

Proposed solutions

The most surprising for me in this article were Cholakyan's suggestions. First he describes an inevitable apocalypse, but then he argues that it can be avoided by creating some new organization:

We urgently need to create a single international scientific center, essentially an international interdisciplinary alliance of the best scientists in the world, who will work on solving this problem.

In my opinion, the creation of such an organization will solve the problem of the apocalypse as effectively as the UN prevents the emergence of new wars on the planet. However, the new organization will effectively use taxpayers' money.

Conclusions

I think any information should be taken critically. In this case, the results of Cholakyan's research are interesting. It cannot be denied that the results obtained as a result of analytical work on the available data indicate an increase in the number of cataclysms in the last period. However, it should be noted that in the recent period, scientific progress allows registering even minor anomalies. For what period are the data available to us? How many cataclysms occurred 4 thousand years ago. More or less? And how many anomalies were registered 100 thousand years ago? Data for what period do we operate and are they significant for the entire period of the planet's existence?

Undoubtedly, the Earth has already experienced serious changes once, at least the same ice age. Can it be called an apocalypse, or is it just a new stage in the life of the planet?

Any drastic changes in climate or other factors will change living conditions. For some species of living organisms, this will be a disaster, and for others a period of prosperity. It is safe to say that soon the world as we know it will change, and people will have to adapt to new conditions.

Sources:

• Earth · Save · Science Collaborative
• NV