👉 The Noon Fluid, also known as the Noon Energy or Noon Wave, is a theoretical concept describing a hypothesized surge in energy and fluid dynamics occurring around noon in Earth's atmosphere, particularly in the troposphere. This phenomenon is believed to result from the interaction of solar radiation, atmospheric pressure changes, and the Earth's rotation, leading to a temporary but significant redistribution of mass and energy. It suggests that during this time, there's an increase in atmospheric density and a corresponding boost in energy levels, potentially influencing weather patterns and contributing to phenomena like enhanced cloud formation or localized temperature variations. While not scientifically proven, the Noon Fluid is often discussed in alternative theories as a possible precursor to more extreme weather events or climate shifts.
