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The climate change, Earth quakes, Natural Disastors etc have been cited by Scientists where Physics (Science) and Technologies totally failed. It is not remarked recently but since the time Physicist Heisenberg: the whole science is statistical; Heisenberg Uncertainty Principal provides much information about such question of Climate Change. If we want to know right phenomenon of such uncertainty of climate change we have to study more latest work done in science . I do not think that nothing is impossible either in science or in technology. On the other hand,the prediction by birds about climate change or Earth Quakes( as Chineses do) are totally true and I think that birds have more prediction power than us where the science has totally failed.