At this point, no scientific link between Earth's inner core and the climate has been found, said John Vidale, an Earth science professor at the University of Southern California, and Tony Broccoli, an environmental science professor at Rutgers University.
"There is no plausible physical mechanism relating this phenomenon to climate," Broccoli said. "In contrast, there is a long-established physical mechanism that connects the increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere to the warming of our planet."
One social media post making a similar claim as the Facebook post references a study published in January in the scientific journal Nature Geoscience titled, "Multidecadal variation of the Earth’s inner-core rotation."
