Melting Antarctic & Arctic Pole Ice Caps And Warming Oceans Explained By Isothermal Fractional Latent Heat Growing Deficit Around Polar Ice Caps ?

Both Arctic & Antarctic polar ice caps are well below average for 10 years now.

Until 2014 the Arctic ice loss was compensated by Antarctic ice gain.

Especially Antarctic 10 year ago flipped over from a +1 million square kilometers gaining range to a -1 million loss range.

• The full winter/summer swing goes from 2 million to 18 million square kilometers for Antarctic.
• The full winter/summer swing goes from 4 million to 14 million square kilometers for Arctic.

Between solid ice and liquid water at melting temperature, there is the isothermal latent heat melting ice (ice+water) with factional latent heat value between the full 334kJ/kg in liquid water and the empty 0kJ/kg in ice.

• The Arctic and Antarctic ice melt over the past 10 years should result in ocean cooling like the melting ice cube in your drink results in drink cooling for you.
• On the contrary we see ocean warming.

Where does this ocean warming suddenly come from ?

• Is the polar isothermal fractional latent heat now going from almost 334kJ/kg to almost 0kJ/kg for warming the average ocean ?
• With the polar isothermal fractional latent heat now at almost 0kJ/kg, could Antarctic ice suddenly jump back to the +1 million square kilometers gaining range like 10 year ago ?

Anyway

In climate science there are too many unanswered questions and too many unquestioned answers ...

But : Health & Climate & Energy are really very complicated and delicate politico-scientific stuff and also socio-economic stuff but we do the best we can and try to explain it as simple as possible but not simpler than that in the group :

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