NASA Forecast: Record Flood like situation in 2030 due to Moon's Wobble

New Delhi: Due to climate change, the weather on the earth is changing rapidly. Due to this glaciers are melting and flood situation has arisen in many countries. At the same time, now the US space agency NASA has claimed in a study that the moon can also be the reason for the change in weather.

NASA prediction for year 2030:

NASA said in its report that in the year 2030 with rising sea levels due to climate change, the moon will move from its orbit, which will cause devastating floods on Earth.

This NASA study is published on June 21 in the journal Nature on Climate Change. In the study, the floods on Earth due to movement on the moon have been called 'nuisance floods'. This type of flood occurs in coastal areas when ocean waves rise 2 feet higher than the average daily height. Homes and roads are all submerged and daily routine is affected.

Flood in 2030:

"The combination of the Moon's gravitational pull, rising sea levels, and climate change will continue to exacerbate coastal flooding on our coastlines and across the world. NASA's Sea Level Change Team is providing crucial information so that we can plan, protect, and prevent damage to the environment and people's livelihoods affected by flooding," Bill Nelson said.

According to the study, the main reason is the regular movement of the Moon's orbit which takes 18.6 years to complete. The study clarified that there was "nothing new or dangerous" about Waver. It was first reported in 1728.

What's new is that one of the effects of the wobble on the Moon's gravitational pull – the main cause of Earth's tides – will coincide with rising sea levels as a result of the planet's warming.

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