Ist daran auch der Mensch schuld ihr Idioten wie wollt ihr die beiden Vulkane Stromboli und Ätna eindämmen wer zahlt da die CO2 Abgabe auch Deutschland
This would be so much better if you had taken the time to dub totally unrelated techno music over the top of the sounds of the ice and wind. Also, there isn't any screaming in the background. How can we know the video is authentic if we don't hear American accented voices exclaiming, "OH MY GOD!. Hey, honey, go get the kids, they should see this!" every ten seconds? There wasn't a single, "woah Dude!" to be heard.
If I didn’t know better, I’d swear that about the 1st several minutes,, about the 1st 2-minutes are filmed in some kind of, 3D? Or something or another. Because the icebergs are in some type of strange blue hue format or another. Versus the folks in the for-ground.
Thank you for posting without music or talking. Just hearing the sound of the crashing glaciers is so awesome. See glaciers rising out of the water like huge whales is something I just can't describe. The beautiful blue coloring of the glaciers, is something unforgettable.
How magnificently , Horrifying, freaking unreal - but of watching I’ve EVER SEEN ! But nobody acted like it was just that!!! That is more bazaar than anything!🥴
Les inondations a travers le monde ne va pas tarder ? il ne serait pas impossible que les mers vont monté jusqu'à 6 au minimum jusqu' 12 mètre de hauteur même plus que cela ? Beaucoup des pays seront en voies de disparitions ou condamnés a cause des inondations gigantesques !
I really like that you don't hear people squealing and saying "Oh my god" over and over. The sound of the wind is a perfect counterpoint to the power of the ice moving up and down.
I was just about to frantically yell "oh my God" as soon as I heard that baby glaciers are referred to as "calves"! Being that glaciers spend the first part of their lives on land, and the latter part in the water, I'd categorize them as "amphibians". Therefore, I assumed that newborn baby glaciers were either called "tadpoles" or maybe "froglets"..... (not my best attempt at humor ever).
After hearing its side of the story earlier this year, I decided the iceberg wasn't to blame for sinking the Titanic. However, after watching this one rise up out of the water, I change my mind back to what I have always known. The iceberg did sink the ship. Guilty. (If you don't know what I'm talking about, search for the SNL Titanic iceberg skit, April 2021). Enjoy!
Clearly you see ppl on the other side destroying the wall. Not sure what their doing yo make these fall. But you can see them on the other side. The person filming barely hold the camera high enough. Then shakes the camera when the explosives go off.
There's always a massive low in the Gulf of Alaska pumping Pacific moisture onto those very tall mountains so close to the coast . . . that's where the snow/melt is before avalanches create glaciers.
