Arrow-Lodged-in-Apple Climatic Theory (ALinA) – Dry Forest Fires?!

A grand experiment is currently in full swing – an experiment conducted by humanity upon its home planet, Earth, and upon the living conditions of the entire human population (an experiment on ourselves, our fellow humans, and animals). This, of course, is anthropogenic global warming. In September 2026, a new climate theory emerged, offering an explanation for the extreme conditions seen that year: a scorching, dry summer across nearly all of Europe, contrasted with the cold winter and spring experienced in Northern Europe (north of a line extending from Scotland through the Alps to Cyprus). This theory also addresses the persistent droughts that have plagued the Horn of Africa for decades, as well as the broader questions surrounding the formation and existence of vast desert regions – such as the Sahara, the deserts of the Middle East, and the Kalahari Desert.

This new theory, dubbed the „Arrow Lodged in Apple”, demolishes the established energy balance of the Earth. It underscores the significance of the 2026/2027 Super El-Niño event and its role in forecasting the future trajectory of the global climate. Without dismissing the reality of the Plate Tectonics, this ALinA provides practical evidence for the theory of Expanding Earth – specifically in an anthropo-nuclear-genic version (influence of bigger bloking In the ebb of soft-thermonuclear inner planetary energy into the space). Mainstream science has overlooked something and distorted some other one (1.5°C of warming)! We are in need of New Climatology and New Geophysics!

On the planet Mercury, traces remain to this day – and similar events have occurred on Earth – of asteroid impacts. A shock wave travels through a planet’s crust and atmosphere, rippling with ring on the spherical body; its greatest concentration – aside from the point of initial impact – occurs at the antipodal point, directly opposite the site of the asteroid’s strike. By way of analogy, one could say that a certain climatic effects are transmitted to the opposite hemisphere, reaching an area diametrically opposed to the site of the original event. This process goes on by a system of interconnected cells – they are atmospheric high- and low-pressure circulation cells. It functions somewhat like a domino effect (not of butterfly). This phenomenon could likely be modeled digitally. For now, we can observe its initial and final manifestations – “in the input and the output”.

This is what the author terms the ALinA Effect – the “Arrow Lodged in Apple”. Exactly, there is it going about the Earth with the centrifugal vector of heat and wet air exercise up in the pair with opposite vector of dry air move down. It envisions the Earth as an apple, pierced centrally by an arrow: one end emerges on one side with cone-head, while the other end protrudes from the opposite side with feathers.

This theory, and the phenomenon itself, represents a “black swan” within our current climate reality – as well as within our economic and social landscape. In 2026, ALinA suddenly entered the author’s consciousness in connection with the occurrence of the infamous Super El-Niño phenomenon. The author also refers to this theory as a “black cat of the modern age”. According to its creator, black cats do not bring bad luck – contrary to popular superstition – but rather, often guided by a higher metaphysical force, they serve to warn an individual of an impending threat. That person may choose to ignore both the cat and the danger. It is this source – not the blessed animal itself – that becomes the true source of misfortune. Manipulated by the propaganda of success, people today generally shy away from alarming theories and those who bring them. In doing so, humanity – entirely of its own accord – plunges itself into the gravest possible troubles.

It has long been known that the Pacific Ocean is encircled by a chain of active volcanoes – the so-called Ring of Fire. Within this ring lie the greatest concentrations of submarine tectonic rifts and fissures in the basaltic (SIMA) Earth crust (continents are granitic, SIAL). This region also contains the highest number of submarine volcanoes and volcanic islands, which make up the island hoard of Oceania. Many of these features emit heat and lava that comes into direct contact with the water. It was here that our planet underwent its most significant expansion. Currently, the Atlantic rifts compete with those in the Pacific in the creation of the Earth's crust, while the opposing movements of tectonic plates are balanced out within subduction zones—located precisely in the vicinity of the volcanoes that form the Ring of Fire. Two competing tendencies are at play: one toward asymmetric expansion, which pushes the continents “into a corner” (the Pacific), and another toward their more even distribution across the globe (the Atlantic).

It is also here, within the tropic-equatorial belt, that the pendulum of rain-bearing low-pressure systems swings – a phenomenon known as the El-Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO). This involves a transition between a cooler phase, La-Niña – characterized by precipitation near Australia – and a warmer phase, El-Niño – marked by rainfall spanning the entire stretch between Australia and South America – and back again. Some scientists believe that the root cause of these fluctuations lies deep within the tectonic, magmatic interior of our globe.

According to the author of the ALinA Theory, the thermonuclear expansion of the Earth, which has been occurring for billions of years (episodic thermonuclear bursts within the electrical flows of plasma elements in the Earth’s outer core (earlier texts) – generates significant amounts of thermal energy, which is released through active rifts, submarine volcanoes, and the exposed surface of the ocean floor.

The author’s twin-discovery of a trace left by a former equator of the Earth – referred to as the “Seal Imprint of God in Nature and Science” (SIGNS), which encompasses Hawaii, Yellowstone, Iceland, and Sicily – adds significant insight to this matter. The SIGNS trace line cuts across the region of the El-Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) roughly in the middle, at the eastern edge of Oceania. An area that includes, among others, the islands of French Polynesia (with Papeete) and the Cook Islands (with Avarua). The SIGNS equator followed this path, though it was not stable, as the Earth did not yet possess a Moon. The Moon’s acquisition – following a Great Collision in the Solar System – took some time.

If a large, secondary fragment of matter – originating from the primordial Mars, the planet Apollo (located further out, before Jupiter), or a Wanderer (Wayfarer, Vagrant) – drifted toward Earth and landed in the equatorial region, with its mass and temperature could have allowed it to gradually sink deep into the planet’s interior. In doing so, it would have introduced an additional supply of nuclear energy into a zone that, even today, rotates centrifugally along a plane close to the equator. Nowhere else in the world are lava bubbles of volcanic island as numerous as they are in Oceania.

As a site where heat from the Earth’s internal thermonuclear reactor is emitted, the region of submarine rifts, fissures, and volcanic islands in the Pacific drives the ascent – over hot tropical waters – of warm and humid oceanic air toward the stratosphere. This area records the highest surface temperatures of open equatorial ocean waters (excluding the seas and gulfs of the Middle East). Currently, during the anthropogenic intensification of these marine conditions and the growing intensity of the El Niño phenomenon, scientists are unable to fully account for a portion of the observed global warming. Where does it come from? Likely from this very source – heat of geophysical origin from deep within the Earth, combined with post-cosmic heat dating back to the Great Collision. Climatologists are currently missing 0.23°C in their calculations toward about the 1.5°C of global warming recorded for 2022 – a discrepancy of about 15% relative to previous years, which can now have grown to as much as one-fifth. The "Super El-Niño" of 2026/2027 is exceptionally powerful…

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