The earth in the process of a complete and total short-circuit due to too much salt and water

Yes the sun has its share of problems too which gives our baby planet full of wonderful life its energies, but just as a spill from your favorite cup of joe onto your prized laptop will cause its circuits to fry, so will all the water that has been accumulating by its creation from our mechanical systems in the solar system in the first place.

You will say, but the earth is much different than a circuit board of a computer. It has no running water! And you, my illustrious genius, would be entirely correct!

But the circuitry of nature is not so much different. It is composed of layers of materials that act as conduits of electricity.

Just like Volta discovered when he created the first battery by placing discs of iron and zinc or silver between layers of cardboard soaked in salt water and received his first flowing current that zapped the tip of his tongue, so the earth has its natural layers that transport electricity, not the least of which we all know about, such as the Gulf Stream in the oceans itself or the Jet Stream in the lighter oceans of water above in our skies. And both are doing what right now? Failing, that's what.

You should also understand this:

Thread: CERN's search for the God particle is to counteract the destruction of the malevotron

This malevotron, whether aptly named or not, is in fact water, a by-product of strain on any system. If you look the water molecule, you'll notice that it simply can't make up its mind which way to spin, and so spins randomly and makes up water's unique properties, both helping to sustain life and then cancelling it out, just like it would if we submerge ourselves in it completely or even drink too much of it.

While our earth's electric forces are conducted through water's medium especially with the help of additional ions in the form of salt, the waters that have been raining down and washing over the rocks to create more salt leaves us in a precarious predicament. Too much salt and the earth's oceans will become nothing more than the Dead Sea, full of heavy water, fit for no life at all. Having no life in the seas will disrupt the food chain for starters as it already has leading to more catastrophes with the foods all life needs to survive. But the densities of the salt are also short-circuiting the conductive pathways by not having a difference between the paths. Once the rest of the ocean is just as salty as the Gulf Stream, for instance, they will completely shut down. Warm waters transported from the Gulf of Mexico going to the UK and Spain and Africa will cease and temperatures will plummet or else won't stabilize. This will have a cascading effect just at the breakage of the food chain, where the doomsday scenario put forth in the Day after Tomorrow movie will materialize and a new ice age will begin.

Bundle up, chilly weather is in our forecast.