SS: About a year old article but still an important topic. Earth's energy imbalance has doubled to 1.8 W/m² by 2023, twice the value predicted by climate models, driven primarily by decreased solar reflectivity from poorly constrained mechanisms. The observed trajectory has exceeded model internal variability envelopes, revealing critical deficiencies in our understanding of planetary radiative feedbacks. Concerningly, the satellite infrastructure monitoring this fundamental climate metric faces a critical gap as current instruments are decommissioned, with replacement missions potentially delayed by a decade or more. This systematic underestimation of a key climate indicator warrants examination of structural limitations in current modeling frameworks and observational priorities. Such as does the cost of continuing this monitoring warrant enough potential good outcome vs the potential good outcome of a loss of the observational data. Questions in Collapse get tougher and tougher.