How El Nino is Caused ?

How El Nino is Caused ?

World Metereological Organisation still groap in dark when a  Question is asked when El Nino will take place? El Nino is a Sanskrit word which indicates El for L, which indicates an angle of 90 degrees. As the planet comes closer to the earth the 90 degrees angle increases to 135 and at the 190 degree, the planet is closest to the earth.  The gravitational pull of the planet is maximum.

As such the word Nino if bifurcated Ni  stands for  Nir  or water, word No means absence of water. The normal temperature for  sea water is near Peru in north America is about 30 degree. On account of the excess heat the temperature of sea water increases than the average water. This means  that when El Nino occurs there is too much heat caused by the planet Jupiter when it is closer to the earth.  Heating causes the sea water to evaporate and when the water evaporates, it starts its movement towards Asia. Further heating done by Jupiter causes the moisture to such an extent that it becomes warm air. According to Vishnu Puran we find that it is  a new source of weather conditions. Whenever Jupiter becomes retrograde, in fact no planet becomes retrograde. There is  mis-conception in the mind of public at large that in astrology the planet becomes retrograde. Whenever any planet comes closer to the earth, (to indicate position of a particular planet) with reference to earth, the planet is considered as  Retrograde.

Whenever Jupiter forms angle of 90 degree and  subsequently  it reaches 180 degree Astronomically it is closest to the earth and to indicate that position of a particular planet with reference to earth, the planet is considered retrograde. As such Jupiter  comes closer to the earth once in a year, for a period of four months. It does not mean that there should be El Nino  every year. We here apply the theory of super imposition of waves.  In that case the waves or the heat generated by Jupiter is controlled by super imposition of waves.  As such Jupiter does not cause El Nino every year.

As such there will be no El Nino this year as Jupiter will not be closer to the earth. Jupiter this year will be Retrograde on 17th November 2013 that is closer to the earth.  The usual month of monsoon are 15th May to 15th September, it makes the situation very clear.