Borys Kapochkin

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What is the reason for the supply of oxygen from the Earth's lithosphere to the ocean?

The scientific literature publishes data on measurements of anomalously high oxygen concentrations near the seabed in the world's oceans. There is evidence of oxygen anomalies in the waters of the...

09 August 2022 9,834 0 View

Why have colonies of algae colonized coral reefs in the Red Sea in recent years?

Recently, as a result of an increase in water temperature and a decrease in the concentration of dissolved oxygen in the water, whitening of corals has been recorded (death of algae in the...

15 July 2022 9,752 4 View

How is geodynamics and hydrogeology taken into account?

I wrote several monographs on the geodynamics of hydrogeology and the forecast of earthquake. I have determined that hydrogeology can be the cause of rainfall and notvice versa. As a result of...

11 May 2018 6,349 7 View

Are hydrodynamic barriers capable of creating sand islands and underwater shallows?

In our last monograph "A new paradigm of formation of accumulative relief in shallow areas of oceans and seas" (Ukrainian), an endogenous theory of formation of underwater and above-water...

01 January 1970 291 0 View

Why are almost all non-aqueous and underwater sand accumulative forms rectilinear and have angles of only 0° and 270°; 17° and 287°; 35° and 305°; 45°

Ukrainian academician K.F. Tyapkin saw and explained thirty years ago how the solid shell of the earth generated a block structure. Slide 0 shows typical blocks. block sizes change discretely. the...

01 January 1970 6,650 1 View

Why did a tropical cyclone form over the Black Sea during the cold season?

The image was taken from the official UK meteorological website.Quote from our monograph: "It was also mistakenly believed that tropical cyclones form over water, the temperature of which in a...

01 January 1970 2,024 4 View

Why do coral shoals protruding into the sea have rectilinear boundaries?

In the Red Sea (Egypt) we have found that virtually all coral reefs that protrude into the open sea have a straight line boundary. It also turned out that all rectilinear boundaries can have only...

01 January 1970 1,010 4 View

Is earthquake forecasting easy? Can the formation of a cyclone be considered scientifically a harbinger of a catastrophic earthquake in Turkey?

In my monograph "Interaction in the lithosphere-hydrosphere system" a review of scientific articles on the topic of using the energy of earthquake preparation for the formation of cyclones was...

01 January 1970 9,237 100 View

Is there any reason to doubt that the geomorphology of shallow waters depends on exogenous processes (storms)?

In our last monograph "A new paradigm of formation of accumulative relief in shallow areas of oceans and seas" (Ukrainian), the exogenous theory of the formation of underwater and above-water...

01 January 1970 6,160 4 View

What is the reason for the distrust of the DART tsunami warning system?

Logical Algorithm for the operation of the tsunami warning system. First of all, the place and time of a strong sea earthquake is fixed and a decision is made that there is reason to worry about...

01 January 1970 2,393 21 View

Long mechanical waves in all physical media propagate farther than short ones. This is a general law. What is the physics of this phenomenon?

The results of our research determined for the first time that for the entire frequency range of acoustic waves, the range of their propagation, measured not in units of measurement of distance,...

01 January 1970 1,065 15 View

The distance of sound propagation in the ocean has a correlation with frequency. But sound in water has no dispersion. Maybe it's a false correlation?

The results of our research determined for the first time that for the entire frequency range of acoustic waves, the range of their propagation, measured not in units of measurement of distance,...

01 January 1970 2,437 29 View

Monsoon wind in the Indian Ocean. Is the thermal wind theory wrong?

The thermal theory does not provide a high spatial atmospheric pressure gradient for the formation of a stable strong wind. Check out the discussion: There are facts confirming that the monsoon...

01 January 1970 8,780 2 View

Why is the Black Sea level in Bulgaria 25 meters higher than in Georgia?

The geoid of the Black Sea is inclined from east to west by 25 meters. The map is attached. Maybe this is due to the fact that the Earth rotates around its axis from West to East and water has...

01 January 1970 6,805 14 View

The earthquake in Turkey is a consequence of planetary scale geodeformations. Is the concept of stress accumulation before an earthquake wrong?

The earthquake in Turkey occurred on the date of the tide syzygy in the solid body of the Earth on February 6, 2023. On the dates of syzygy, the amplitude of geodeformations increases by no less...

01 January 1970 4,885 3 View

There are no tropical cyclones over the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf. Why?

The water temperature in summer is over 30 degrees. This is favorable for the formation of a tropical cyclone. From autumn to spring, the water temperature is higher than the air temperature. This...

01 January 1970 3,626 6 View

Why does everyone know that the physical model of tsunami generation is wrong, but they continue to use it and teach children?

Modern ideas about the process of tsunami formation are shown in the video from Wikipedia (attached). In scientific publications, many recognize that the mechanism of tsunami generation...

01 January 1970 2,179 2 View

Why can the level of the ocean tend to change in local areas of the sea or ocean? Why doesn't water level out due to gravity?

As an example, I propose to consider the trend of increasing the level of the Black Sea as a whole and the trend of the formation of level rise anomalies in two local zones in the north and...

01 January 1970 5,985 5 View

Is ENSO the influence of atmospheric processes on oceanic processes and then on climate? Is ENSO the influence of the Earth's rotation on the climate

It is assumed that after a decrease in atmospheric pressure in the north of Australia, air movements occur along the equator. As a result of the currents that have arisen, cold water appears at...

01 January 1970 5,021 18 View

The earth moves along the ecliptic. When the Earth crosses the Milky Way, weather anomalies occur. Does gravity affect the weather?

In our monograph Formation of weather conditions in marine and coastal areas (2007), high-amplitude positive temperature anomalies were drawn on December 15 and January 17 each year. Anomalies...

01 January 1970 2,691 7 View

Why are deformations of the Earth's surface not associated with earthquakes (manifested by the destruction of pipelines) most pronounced in May?

The destruction of pipelines in May manifested itself with periods of 3.5; 7 and 14 days (see our monograph "Fundamentals of neogeodynamics"). This was especially clearly manifested in 1995, 1996,...

01 January 1970 7,269 4 View

Devastating earthquake in Turkey. Influence of aseismic geodeformations on the collapse of buildings without seismic shocks. How does this happen?

Deformation waves not associated with earthquakes continuously pass over the surface of the Earth. These are waves with periods of 12, 24 hours and 14 days. Long waves are imperceptible to people,...

01 January 1970 2,297 43 View

Why did the 1998 El Niño change the temperature trend quickly, but the sea level in the Atlantic and Pacific trend belatedly?

On the graph of changes in air temperature, one can see that after an increase in air temperature by about 1 degree since 1997 and a decrease in air temperature in 1999, the temperature trend has...

01 January 1970 3,356 12 View

Tropical cyclone. What energy is used to form and develop a vortex?

1. It is known that a tropical cyclone receives energy from the condensation of water, which is in the air in the form of gas...

01 January 1970 7,285 5 View

Ocean tides and deformations of the Earth's surface of tidal origin have different physics of the process. Why?

Ocean tides are formed by meadow-solar interaction. Tides in the solid body of the Earth are formed by other forces. Let's analyze the data from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_tide. Look at...

01 January 1970 9,696 0 View

Why is hydrogen sulfide in the water in the Black Sea?

Lakes can only contain methane. For example, Lake Baikal (Источник: discoverynn.ru). The Caspian Sea is very similar to the Black Sea, but there is no connection to the ocean and no hydrogen...

01 January 1970 5,463 11 View

Tsunami waves and problems of early warning.

In 2006 in Vienna, at the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Tsunami Commission (as part of EGU2006), I made a presentation "PROBLEM OF FORECASTING OF THE TSUNAMI". I talked to almost all the...

01 January 1970 6,614 9 View

Is there an effective mechanism to protect and restore a coral reef?

I guess artificial coral reefs don't grow well in some places. In other places they grow even worse. I would be glad if I see an example of an artificial reef that is not inferior to the natural...

01 January 1970 3,163 10 View

Increasing carbon dioxide contribute to lowering sea levels? Is it possible?

This is the third time I've tried to start a discussion about global warming. The first time my topic ended up in the “acid” section, the other two times in the “Black Sea” section. I continue to...

01 January 1970 1,375 3 View

Flooding in Turkey. There was no cyclone. Where did the water come frome

I have experience in studying the impact of hydrogeology on catastrophic floods. An example would be the flooding in Europe in the summer of 2002. See my discussion "How is geodynamics and...

01 January 1970 2,640 4 View

What determines the strength of a tropical cyclone when it makes landfall?

When a cyclone reaches land, it loses the energy of water vapor condensation, which is maximum over the sea. In a tropical cyclone, the energy of condensation comes in impulses. The night impulse...

01 January 1970 9,802 3 View

Cyclones cannot form at the equator, but they do. Why?

On the slide is the famous equatorial cyclone "Boffa". Map from the site "Jaxa". Additional information in the explanations to my questions: 1. Why do cyclones form at the equator, where is there...

01 January 1970 8,156 18 View

Russia does not use offensive cyber weapons against Ukraine. This is true?

The publications of American experts say that Russia does not use and does not intend to use cyber weapons at the tactical level. At the same time, the US Navy opened a research center for the...

01 January 1970 7,307 0 View

Analysis of global seismicity. In 2005, our planet was moving towards the apocalypse, but then the reverse began. Is a recurrence of danger possible?

Let's remember the theme of my discussion "Changes on a global scale in autumn 2005, not related to climate change. What was that?". Quote: "In the autumn of 2005, we observed a whole chain of...

01 January 1970 8,879 4 View

Earthquake in Japan. The early warning system declared a tsunami danger. What was wrong again?

ZCZC WEPA40 PHEB 010721 TSUPAC TSUNAMI MESSAGE NUMBER 1 NWS PACIFIC TSUNAMI WARNING CENTER HONOLULU HI 0721 UTC MON JAN 1 2024 PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE PARAMETERS - FROM...

01 January 1970 7,423 5 View

Increasing carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere contribute to lowering sea levels. Does this happen?

My presentation on this topic does not open on the site and this is the reason for opening the discussion. Along with global warming, there are other reasons for changes in sea levels. One of...

01 January 1970 4,543 0 View

Increasing carbon dioxide contribute to lowering ocеan (sea) levels? Is it possible?

01 January 1970 8,985 0 View

Could there be a common cause of the drought in the Amazon and the activation of tropical cyclogenesis in the Caribbean?

In the fall of 2005, the Amazon River suddenly dried up (photo attached). At the same time, a little to the north, in the Caribbean, the number of tropical cyclones increased abnormally (the graph...

01 January 1970 1,839 4 View

Increasing carbon dioxide contribute to lowering sea levels?

My presentation on this topic does not open on the site and this is the reason for opening the discussion. Along with global warming, there are other reasons for changes in sea levels. One of...

01 January 1970 3,307 0 View

Turkish catastrophe and danger of aftershocks. There is no aftershock theory, but the second strong shock on February 6 was inevitable?

Geophysicists have an understanding of the mechanism and causes of earthquakes in the contact zones of tectonic plates. Here, earthquakes occur as a result of the spreading of tectonic plates....

01 January 1970 5,669 3 View

According to satellite altimetry, the land is flooding, but in fact the sea is receding. Why is altimetry not confirmed by measurements on shore?

We have analyzed changes in sea level in time in the Odessa Bay of the Black Sea according to satellite altimetry data and in Odessa according to coastal observations. It turned out that there is...

01 January 1970 1,482 4 View

Increasing carbon dioxide contribute to lowering octan levels? Is it possible?

01 January 1970 4,419 0 View

Gravitational field on a galactic scale. Influence on the inclinations of gyroscopes, ellipses of orbits, speed of rotation around its axis, tides.

The discussion arose spontaneously within the framework of the discussion of the question “The Earth moves along the ecliptic. When the Earth crosses the Milky Way, weather anomalies occur. Does...

01 January 1970 9,457 10 View

Can tectonic faults form linear clouds?

Look please at satellite images of the linear cloud in the visual and infrared spectral ranges. https://en.sat24.com/en/eu/infraPolair Compare these linear clouds with a grid of tectonic faults...

01 January 1970 4,693 7 View

Aseismic deformations and seismicity have a global scale. This is real?

Look at the graph of the dynamics of the Black Sea level in Odessa. Attached is the "level_seismic" graph, sea level changes are shown with a green line (the scale is relative). On July 14, the...

01 January 1970 6,893 0 View

Earthquakes. How to distinguish a cause from a trigger.

During the discussion on "Is forecasting earthquakeing easy? Can the formation of a cyclone be considered scientifically a harbinger of a catastrophic earthquake in Turkey?" For the first time, it...

01 January 1970 6,228 31 View

At the equator, there are no atmospheric pressure gradients and no reason for movements in the atmosphere . But a ocean current speed of 1.5 m/s?

The map shows the presence of powerful east-west ocean currents at the equator. The presence of convective cells in the troposphere of the equatorial zone indicates the absence of wind. Watch the...

01 January 1970 935 1 View

DART gives false tsunami alerts to the public. What reason?

I noticed that DART almost always gives false tsunami alerts to the public (attached two pictures). In these drawings, the buoys did not even work in the same ocean where the earthquake took...

01 January 1970 7,023 1 View

The warm climate of Europe is formed by the flow of rivers into the Arctic. Is this a subject for discussion?

According to the drifter project, the waters of the central Atlantic flow east and further south. They do not cross the parallel of 45 degrees (slide 1). But the water off the coast of Norway is...

01 January 1970 8,529 0 View

Are the Russian nuclear Poseidons really capable of generating a catastrophic tsunami wave? What does the experience of the M=8.8 earthquake show?

A magnitude 6.0 earthquake releases approximately 1.3×1017J of energy, equivalent to the explosion of a 100-megaton Russian nuclear submarine Poseidon. It is well known that magnitude 6...

01 January 1970 2,036 4 View

What type of wave does the Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis (DART®) mistake for a tsunami?

I noticed that DART almost always gives false tsunami alerts to the public. I analyzed the tsunami alerts in 2012. There were five tsunami alerts. All of them were false. According to the...

01 January 1970 5,326 2 View

Nuclear submarines of the Russian Pacific fleet are immobilized after the tsunami and are easy prey for the United States. What do experts think?

The question is related to military science. I saw a photo of Avacha Bay after the tsunami. I know that submarines have low impact strength. My opinion: The Russian Pacific Fleet can only launch...

01 January 1970 2,099 11 View

Should the US fear a catastrophic tsunami from Russian and Chinese nuclear torpedoes (2 megaton capacity)?

Opposition Russian пeneral Ivashov stated that the nuclear torpedo of the PRC, an analogue of the Russian nuclear torpedo "Poseidon", is the main deterrent factor in the confrontation between the...

01 January 1970 6,188 1 View

Increasing carbon dioxide contribute to lowering ocean level? Is it possible?

01 January 1970 4,811 0 View

Mistral mountain cold wind. Why is the mistral not a mountain warm wind Föhn?

Normally, the air descending down the side of a mountain heats up and the wind speed decreases. This wind is called Föhn. Schematic link...

01 January 1970 6,502 3 View

What is the source of water in the mountains? A question from land hydrology.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ovAs70yPvc

01 January 1970 9,896 9 View

Earthquake M=8.8, tsunami in the ocean 1.3 m (that's a lot). What happens in bays like San Francisco Bay? Look the tsunami in Avacha Bay on 29.07.25?

The approximate height of the tsunami at the entrance to the bay is 5 m. In the Avachinskaya Bay with a diameter of 15 km (small water volume) with a strait width of 4 km and a depth of 15 m (a...

01 January 1970 3,389 8 View

In 1998, a sharp change in the shape of the Earth from a ellipsoid to an ellipsoid spheroidbegan unexpectedly. What are the dynamics in recent years?

Since the Earth is liquid inside, it can quickly change its shape. This happened in 1998 (attached a spheroid slide). A sharp transition from a ellipsoid spheroid to an spheroid was accompanied by...

01 January 1970 4,954 0 View