Pacific current still a mess

 This is the most energetic thing on the Earth, and there is never any mention of it.  That's because nasa can't touch the physics.

As a summary, the Pacific handles about 90% of all heat energy on the planet.  After the 2016 monster current reversal, it all went to pieces.  We were probably getting a tenth of our normal heat energy in the north.  Everything has continued to unravel, and this is my hypothesis for an ice age.  We have no history on this, so I can't tell if it is a minor 20 year cycle, or the horrible Little Ice Age cycle.  

If it is a minor cycle, then we should be seeing a reorganization by now or in the next 10 years.  Nope.

Many years from now, when the Thames finally freezes over, we might get a 'Whoops' from nasa, but don't count on it.