Abstract
The world temperature will increase at the end of the present century by about 6 °C or more. It is expected that the ice on the Antarctic continent melts within the next generations as well as the ice of Greenland. As a consequence the ocean level may raise up to even 60 meters, not only 2 meters as prognosted by the IPCC. Ocean currants will change, tectonic movements and volcanic eruptions may develop as consequence of the changes on the surface and below the surface of the planet earth as geoid. The basic physical facts are presented. A possible change of the gravity centre may have consequences on the rotation of the planet. The life for man becomes very difficult.
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