Despite the Southern Cap seems to benefit from higher, cooler altitudes than the North the geo-thermo effect, appearing to increase, too, due to air to Earth’s surface temperature rising-trend, clearly has a considerable impact to the melting process, already, explaining the “corked bottle in horizontal position situation”, where internal liquid cannot flow out quickly because outer thin ice-crust blocking (corking) the way like a dam, an increase of internal temperature certainly may contain a more unpredictable perspective than a relatively still linear but faster melting in the North, which on the other hand also has potential to ex-potential developments being exposed to low-level-ice, more volatile due to warmer sea currents and windier air to sea conditions in the near future.

At this particular point it is unclear and without any substantial proof what effects the melting caps might contain/have to the axial position of Earth to the Sun, if melting reduces the ice to a critical point. So far this perspective has not been looked at intensively enough in the shade of all other direct effects and scenarios the disappearing ice might cause.

Water has a considerably higher capability to absorb and store entropy, meaning heat, over time than air and land-surfaces do, which explains why the warming still appears relatively slow and partly lineal, rather than ex-potential because we seem to be at the bottom of the ex-potential curve of prospective events to come, noting Earth’s surface, at a current stage, is almost covered by 80% water-surface.

Regardless the alarming aforesaid, clearly, do I see a drastic change to more extremes in the most recent three years with a trend to the worst, more dramatic, unpredictable and more ex-potential development than we have been exposed to so far, appearing to be in harmony with the ex-potential development-vision, aforesaid, quite so?