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Is the weather actually becoming more extreme? - R. Saravanan

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Explore the differences between weather and climate - what they are, how we predict them, and what those predictions can tell us.
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From 2016 to 2019, the world saw record-breaking heat waves, rampant wildfires, and the longest run of category 5 tropical cyclones on record. The number of extreme weather events has been increasing for the last 40 years, and current predictions suggest that trend will continue. So, is the increase in extreme weather due to random chance, or changing climate? R. Saravanan investigates.
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@dkaloger5720 4 года назад

Normal people : we count Energy in Joules Ted ed : we count in nuclear bombs

@CheBa. 4 года назад

More appealing

@ramprasath219 4 года назад

Lol🤣, exactly 😂

@justsomeoneelse5942 4 года назад

Just slightly more dramatic. Just slightly.

@pasticcinideliziosi1259 4 года назад

Americans.

@cookiecakeeater6340 4 года назад

Barack Rigoni Not Funny, Didn’t Laugh

@juliannaflores125 4 года назад

I love how even when Ted-Ed has bad news, they are still hopeful. It makes me feel like there’s still a good future ahead of us

@seafafrage6934 4 года назад

I'm from the future and I can confirm it's worse than the current state...

@internallyscreaming2788 4 года назад

We’re still gonna get screwed over

@juliannaflores125 4 года назад

*Marge Simpson voice* Kids, could you lighten up a little?

@Miranox2 4 года назад

The future will be what we make it. The greatest danger to humanity is humanity itself.

@MohammedAli-th8le 4 года назад

@@seafafrage6934 you dont need to be from the future to know that

@rohanpotukuchi8424 4 года назад

“The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it” -Robert swan

@ToxicFruitSnack 4 года назад

Damn that’s deep

@dog_corn 4 года назад

I have high hopes

@bobwilson679 4 года назад

Desert Lizard No, I don’t. At least, not in the US or China.

@majavitanovic9085 4 месяца назад

the greatest threat are people believing we can save the planet.....we are too small to influence it

@ragvendrashetty3515 4 года назад

weather: for short term climate : for long term

@abdvxn 4 года назад

Yes

@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 4 года назад

Facts

@David.d.d.d 4 года назад

Agreeable

@TheEtbetween 4 года назад

Great summary

@QuestionEverythingButWHY 4 года назад

“Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed.”

@anjanmallik1053 4 года назад

@@shrodingerscat8940 and you, Sir, are you another student of WhatsApp University?

@DrakonNyx 4 года назад

@@shrodingerscat8940 I think he meant your spelling of Gandhi

@comradebigio 4 года назад

Sounds like anti capitalism to me. And that's very nice

@Preetigoswami410 4 года назад

Uwg

@31msaravind19 4 года назад

“Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not even one man's greed.”*

@jackyvivid 4 года назад

Save Earth! Its easier than terraforming Mars .

@earthterra8546 4 года назад

I agree but Terraforming Mars would be useful

@Link_t. 4 года назад

No all good things must come to an end. Die all humans we don’t even have a reason to live lmao

@corgimations 4 года назад

RoshanGamer wtf no

@Link_t. 4 года назад

Corgimations earth will die after a billion years anyways the universe will too. Then a new cycle and era begins again. Humans want to be immortal but it’s just not possible.

@earthterra8546 4 года назад

@@Link_t. true what about life on Earth we would be gone before Earth die

@umberscore2051 4 года назад

Sadly, no one that needs to know this would watch this

@aksmakesvideos 4 года назад

Accurate. You would know this already but, all the different types of people in our society live in separate internet bubbles. One sect doesn't know what information others are feeding on.

@parantapojha9798 4 года назад

we grabbed the knowledge now it is our responsibility to spread this..... how??? we can share this... use this as a reference while talking... and in many more ways....

@aksmakesvideos 4 года назад

@@parantapojha9798 I have tried that. Results are not so good. Because people I interacted with are like me. So, this knowledge still stayed in the same group.

@joermnyc 4 года назад

Confirmation bias: you believe x, you don’t like people that believe y, so you only hang out and talk to other people that believe x, you and your friends only watch news that talks about x (and probably tells you y is bad).

@parantapojha9798 4 года назад

@@joermnyc i agree...

@samarth929 4 года назад

It’s beautiful how they showcased small disturbances using a butterfly implying the butterfly effect.

@alizaykhan2611 4 года назад

Yeah!

@samarth929 4 года назад

Zmzxz Zmzxz skip to 2:27 and you’ll know.

@azulBjort_1406 4 года назад

Dam I hadn't thought of the it as the symbolism of the butterfly effect 😅✌️

@emilia1911 4 года назад

Ikr? I love that detail!

@gaiangalaxy3198 2 года назад

Bravo ted

@MarcoCS2 4 года назад

"Life is and will ever remain an equation incapable of solution, but it contains certain known factors." -Nikola Tesla

@mr.nobody5251 4 года назад

He was a man born to early for the world. But Tesla left his existence in human history and the world

@reshmaadhikari131 4 года назад

, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-93nom16DwHw.html

@cavemann_ 4 года назад

In other words: there is no solution, there are only trade-offs.

@einsteinboricua 4 года назад

As a meteorologist, thank you for putting something easy to understand. People don’t understand the difference between climate and weather and that is a huge pet peeve of mine.

@QuestionEverythingButWHY 4 года назад

“The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago. The second best time is now.”

@pawejakubowski829 4 года назад

100% agree, but did you know that we can't simply plant a tree wherever we want? It could even backfire our efforts. One of Ted-ed videos brought this subject up.

@QuestionEverythingButWHY 4 года назад

@@pawejakubowski829 yeah sort of. But not from Ted video. I think I learned about it when there was hype of youtuber raising money to plant a tree.

@chrisp.9385 4 года назад

@@QuestionEverythingButWHY i think it was a video from minutearth

@chrisp.9385 4 года назад

@@pawejakubowski829 no it was minutearth i think

@emilia1911 4 года назад

@@pawejakubowski829 Could you put the link in here? Sounds interesting

@harshvardhanwagare5663 4 года назад

Is the weather becoming more extreme? Ted-Ed:- Yes!

@BongoBybs 4 года назад

yes, we all saw the video.

@DennisMcCoy-b2r 2 года назад

@@BongoBybs Where they never discussed whether the claims were true, they just stated it as fact then went on to talk about how climate catastrophe is the cause

@Alphaloser1874 4 года назад

Humans: *do nothing to save environment* Climate: *changing rapidly* Also humans: *surprised Pikachu face*

@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 4 года назад

Humans:oh no anyways That's the definition of human careless but we can't do nothing about it cuz we aint gods

@callmejeffrey4999 4 года назад

Renewable energy is more harmful to the environment than it does good

@garybrown2039 4 года назад

@Sally Hope there are some studies that suggest that solar panels aren’t efficient enough to generate less net carbon emissions than when they are manufactured, especially in China. They also potentially hurt the earth through our mining and materials productions needed to make them. Wind is also inefficient and potentially harmful to ecosystems because birds hit them . Water is really going nowhere from what I can see and geothermal hasn’t been effective. However nuclear fission power produces much less carbon and the waste can be safely stored. Plus many countries are trying to be the first to make effective fusion reactors. So that is our best option.

@garybrown2039 4 года назад

@Hrishik Raj oh I know that everything has its ups and downs. I’m just saying some are better than others. Also fusion may be no easy goal but it also will be a gold mine for the energy industry and that’s why people are investing so much money into it. I also mentioned nuclear fission for a reason because I believe that’s our best option right now considering how much we’ve advanced when handling that type of waste.

@gmoney5947 3 года назад

@@hrishikraj9689 says who? God? Super critical pulverized coal boilers are just as necessary as ever. What are they using to generate power on a cargo vessel? What about it Siberia. Are there a lot of wind and solar operations in Siberia and anartica or maybe it’s fuel oil and coal. Only a moron would invest in the green new deal and kill off fossil fuels or a eugenicist. What kind of power do they use to harvest our crops. The only answer is diversity. You’re programmed bud.

@NP-be7et 4 года назад

Humans ignore dangours to humanity till it happens in front of them Eg: COVID

@angelvu 4 года назад

then the president blames it on another country for not enforcing safety measures 😓

@akshaybodla163 4 года назад

Humans will ignore it if the problem slaps them in the face. Eg unfortunately COVID as well

@funkydiscogod 4 года назад

implying covid is a danger to humanity?

@adrianavila2429 4 года назад

funkydiscogod it kills people doesn’t it? Shouldn’t be political. Nobody says cardiovascular disease or cancer are not dangers to humans because only a fraction of people die from them each year

@connection7405 4 года назад

And that is why I believe we are screwed.

@PadeMoro 4 года назад

Some simple things we can all do in everyday life: - Reduce your consuption of meat and dairy products - Prefer walking, bicycling and public transport - Save energy: take shorter showers, turn off lighting and electonics you don't need at the moment - Repair stuff, instead of buying new immediately - Recycle and only buy what you need ...and much more... I know not everyone can do everything, but most of these things are simple, and the cumulative effect of a lot of people doing small things will have a real effect on slowing down climate change. Also, I've noticed that showing example really makes people change their ways. I've definitely made lasting changes hearing what others are doing. We're pack animals and we wish to do what others do. We humans need a paradigm shift. If we play our cards right though, we'll eventually find solutuions, fix this mess and have a lush and clean planet where all the latitudes are habitable.

@akuljamwal3085 4 года назад

MOST IMPORTANTLY, REDUCE BIRTH RATE BY A LARGE FACTOR

@pavellyfish5 4 года назад

@@akuljamwal3085 Your not wrong tho

@Silverraine1 4 года назад

@@akuljamwal3085 Don't you know, western countries are already crying over low birth rate.

@cryptoenthusiast724 4 года назад

The difference between successful people and very successful people is that very successful people say ‘no’ to almost everything.👊

@MrEel-dc4kh 4 года назад

"What is one plus one?" "No."

@anujarora0 4 года назад

Warren Buffett??

@LakesideTrey 4 года назад

"You're getting a raise." *"NO"*

@Catticus 4 года назад

Finally a *clear* explanation

@MrFuller876 4 года назад

Indeed.

@joerionis5902 4 года назад

It finally cleared the clouds in my head

@BestOfAnimalss 4 года назад

Yeah, is so informative

@user-np6gq2ht4x 4 года назад

Dude what did you go to school for

@BestOfAnimalss 4 года назад

@짠도리토스 Are saying to me

@gotunoob 4 года назад

When you realise your ice cream changed to liquid only a few minutes

@akob108 4 года назад

O h n o

@shoorab3291 4 года назад

Noooooo

@swaroopsubudhi9567 4 года назад

I like how the wind blows the mountains @1:35

@stormysamreen7062 4 года назад

*"Even though next month's weather will always be a mystery, we can work together to protect the climate for centuries."*

@Arkmage_895 4 года назад

The animation is smooth and the voice is soothing. Explanation is simple and clear. Great Job Ted Ed.

@kaivalyabhatt948 4 года назад

Amazing animations + narration😍 Ted-Ed Take a bow .🙏

@yashjadhavyj.500subscriber6 4 года назад

Fun Fact:The Sahara Desert Switches From A Desert To A To A Tropical Place Every 200 Thousand Years🏝🐪! -Fun Facts😊.

@lovebirds9024 4 года назад

How would you know?

@lovebirds9024 4 года назад

Lol Sos I just want know tho

@yashjadhavyj.500subscriber6 4 года назад

Love Birds Because I Saw It On A Video!

@StormzAway 4 года назад

@@yashjadhavyj.500subscriber6 from PBS Eons?

@DerivativeOfJungbluth 3 года назад

@@lovebirds9024 Sorry, but this is way more funny than I expected, hehe. "How would you know?" looks like "how are you capable of knowing this?", hehehehehehe

@francisfowler5909 4 года назад

What's the difference between weather and climate: You can't weather a tree but you can climate.

@StormzAway 4 года назад

P U N Z

@vormtagg519 2 года назад

Hahahahaha

@TheDhammaHub 4 года назад

Since we only have access to about 140 years of reliable weather data, its hard to really tell. Its better to be cautious when "looking for extreme patters", as the proper science should be without bias, otherwise you invite criticism.

@manjensen1710 4 года назад

140 years? Ice cores, sediments and even tree rings are records of how the climate has changed over the past few thousand years.

@LakesideTrey 4 года назад

And rock formations have given us insight into rough climate data even millions if years in the past.

@christiancoloradoibajan9645 4 года назад

Teachers teach this to children for an hour while Ted Only did it for 5 mins and 22 secs.

@RuriDaisy 4 года назад

3:48 "in 150 years, the world temperature raised by 1℃" So......we are much of less would become a frog inside the pot that has been heating?

@DerivativeOfJungbluth 3 года назад

Yup, but the frog itself is putting a lot of wood to increase the fire...

@arvinthnair2856 4 года назад

It's almost impossible to change human's ignorance on climate change until it's too late.

@realRickSanchez 4 года назад

Remember when the UN told us in 89 that: "...entire nations could be wiped off the face of the Earth by rising sea levels if the global warming trend is not reversed by the year 2000" I member.

@merrittanimation7721 4 года назад

@@realRickSanchez I don't think they meant that it would happen in 2000.

@AjaySharma-le3df 4 года назад

@@realRickSanchez Look at Maldives. They will be the first to fall.

@arvinthnair2856 4 года назад

@@realRickSanchez I agree with you, sometimes the media exaggerate stuff like these and i hate it

@aIkaIi 4 года назад

@@realRickSanchez #1. I don't think they meant precisely the year 2000, everything would change. #2. Entire nations have been wiped off the face of the Earth. You're just not looking at it. Do you know how many people's homes are destroyed on the coasts, and how many people's entire lives are wiped away, for those who live on islands. So I don't really get your point. It's definitely happening.

@AkankshaSingh-hx4db 4 года назад

His voice is so soothing,I want all my lessons by him.....

@addoul99 4 года назад

This is the best video on climate change that I have ever seen in my life

@GuyInc0gnit0 4 года назад

The animation in this video is gorgeous! Absolutely beautiful! Plus this was a very sensible and moderate take on the topic!

@saswotlamichhane5862 4 года назад

The real question is *How much time do we have till our extinction?*

@DerivativeOfJungbluth 3 года назад

From ten to twenty years...

@Mayur7Garg 4 года назад

Butterfly effect using a butterfly. Neat!

@faisalfaisalkamal7375 4 года назад

Hero of ok rtfeygg

@asmitapaul_ 4 года назад

I wish we could put back those trees in the way it is shown in the animation...

@YashJadhav2011 4 года назад

How Much I Learn At School:1%. How Much I Learn From Ted-Ed:99%. Keep Up To Good Work Ted-Ed😊👍!

@featherdude4074 3 месяца назад

I feel so much joy when I'm researching a topic on science and ted-ed pops up as the first video

@chrs-wltrs 3 года назад

Here's an interesting idea for a video: "Can YOU solve climate change?" Talk about how much climate impact a private individual has vs a corporation or an industry

@peterellison2220 4 года назад

2:20 I remember being explained the butterfly effect for the first time... just imagine the flap of a butterfly wing causing a hurricane on the other side of the world... chaos is amazing

@Namchha1 4 года назад

Make butterflies extinct Jk

@philly0310 4 года назад

I love this type of animation and illustration.

@7waterdrops_7 4 года назад

Me too!

@lemonboiyoutube 4 года назад

Seriously, Im in Canada and we have 30 degree weather! Oh yea, and like constant tornado warnings, but the 30 degree weather!!! 30 degrees!!!!

@keziaelizabeth 4 года назад

the animation is so good! good job to the amazing animators :)

@bel.or.rus. 4 года назад

Please return the channel ted in russian🙏 Not everyone speaks English ideally. So, please do not throw strikes This is the only way to get your channel and your message across to most people Thank you, with love for your creativity!❤

@saadshakil8045 4 года назад

Its hard being hopeful when you see your country have its worst monsoon season in over 90 years and your city , your province just completely flooded but it is what it is until we do something....

@suhasiniagrawal9569 4 года назад

2020: it can't get any worse Ted ed - yes it can

@blauwbeer556 4 года назад

don't you mean worse?

@suhasiniagrawal9569 4 года назад

@@blauwbeer556 ya

@ishwantsingh6276 4 года назад

I just love how they added subtle things like that butterfly to represent the butterfly effect on weather conditions, how very small changes lead to very unpredictable results.

@Catticus 4 года назад

Props to the animator this was smoooth

@placeholdername2270 4 года назад

Fascinating that we still have to prove this to people.

@Exodus26.13Pi 4 года назад

When they want to tax Americans more and while hindering our grow for other countries that will not pay... follow the money. Al Gore didn't go poor with his snake oil that has been debunked.

@sheeplord3901 4 года назад

It’s a very bad predicament right now. People are out there trying to pull it together. Very little can be done for my location, but good luck to all - please stay safe!

@xa2148 4 года назад

I miss when the weather was not extremely hot

@DerivativeOfJungbluth 3 года назад

Your father may give you a new home with a better weather.

@cipher3966 3 года назад

Are you four hundred years old? Or do you just miss winter? Your own perception our one's childhood memories are not reliable as evidence. You need longer records for that.

@lcambero 3 года назад

Very good video and short enough for those that are doubtful of climate change. I just disagree with the hopeful ending. It only helps to keep us complacent. We are stealing our children’s futures, and needed immediate change yesterday.

@vormtagg519 2 года назад

I'm very late to this video, so my reply is obviously late. I just want to say that while I get where you are coming from, we simply cannot exist, make changes, and move forward without hope. Hope sustains us and helps humanity make better choices. False hope is not good, nor is apathy, or complacency, or willful ignorance, but real hope is necessary. If we want to protect the planet and our future, we NEED hope. We must face the music with bravery and conviction, and we can only change things if we recognize the hope we can have.

@onepunchpig4726 4 года назад

Just remember that there are people claiming that Australia doesn’t exist

@Namchha1 4 года назад

Their brains don't exist

@aksmakesvideos 4 года назад

There will always be people like that. Always have, always will be.

@truthboom 4 года назад

it doesn't exist 1 billion years ago ;c

@phuocnguyenngoc7821 2 года назад

2:32 I like the way animators use a metaphorical image of the butterfly effect. Amazing animation btw, thanks a lot.

@jayellescoto7335 4 года назад

Ted-Ed is really hopeful about the future..I'm glad I subscribed to this channel

@dheerajjadhav 4 года назад

I Mean You Gotta Love Ted-Ed In Like 5 Minutes They Teach Nearly 2 Hours At School😊👍!

@angelvu 4 года назад

omg fr

@akob108 4 года назад

I learn more from youtube than school

@anuragdas9509 4 года назад

I literally saw another reply saying the same thing fro manother guy named dheeraj jadhav. Like are u seriously using multiple accounts to comment on the same video

@aIkaIi 4 года назад

@@anuragdas9509 LMAO I see it too

@StormzAway 4 года назад

@@anuragdas9509 RU-vid is weird. I posted a comment once in a comment section (not from this video), but it shows two identical comments from me, even though I typed only one.

@theunchosenhunter 4 года назад

I hate it when people utter "the climate is lovely today"

@talitameyer2581 4 года назад

Me: lives a very hot country (in the 40s and 50s during summer in Celsius) Ted ed: it will get hotter by 1 degree every year. Me: how hot will it be in 10 years from now!

@gjk-arts5855 4 года назад

Talium now hot would it be 50 years from now 90 degrees?? Nah nah 140 degrees (Fahrenheit

@felix_christopher 4 года назад

Amazing art direction on this one!

@shxx_x 4 года назад

knowing trump he’ll probably try to defeat climate change with his Twitter account.

@azulBjort_1406 4 года назад

Why is this so true😅

@magikman8504 3 года назад

If only that was possible...

@mesmerizingscienceindu9371 4 года назад

Let's hope everything will be fine soon..All is well..and there will be a confident smile on everyone😊

@leylagoucha3349 4 года назад

Absolutely phenomenal video 👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏🏿 Ted-Ed never fails to educate and explain simply but with complexity, while also creating beautiful animations. Wow!

@Belle2755 4 года назад

Ted ed always find an awesome way to share knowledge 💯 Plus I'll never get tired of giving their animators the credit they deserve 💙💙

@dwaekki013 4 года назад

Thanks, TED-Ed! I have been trying to always convince people to try and save the earth but no one really cares where I live... You've made me hopeful that we can change the world. Thanks!

@cse_antonysun_1523 4 года назад

"It never rain roses, if we want to rain roses, then plant roses"- best quotes for our planet now. Maybe there is this Covid 19 to remind us about how low we humans are.

@realenew 4 года назад

if it rain roses, I would be VERY worried

@marflage 4 года назад

The animation and the color theme in this video is beyond amazing. It felt really good to watch this and learnt a lot.

@mjstory1976 4 года назад

Awesome and informative video

@VitalityFitnessScience 4 года назад

The climate change we experience nowadays is not (only) cuz of the pollution right now, but its actually just the result of the past dacades' pollution which was much much worse. The climate change therefore will get even worse in the future thats why it has to be dampend right now.

@snowymuffin 3 года назад

I so love the animation, and the paper-crumpled effect

@Davidc31 4 года назад

Love the Butterfly Effect reference @ 2:25

@ariejohnson1944 3 года назад

i think it was more pointing out the hypocrisy of the human race. We spend all our time looking at popular birds while ignoring endangered butterflies smh.

@AveryTalksAboutStuff 4 года назад

These videos explain things in such a simple, concise way. Thanks guys!

@monke6669 4 года назад

Am proud someone from Tamil nadu(India) R.Saravanan gave this lesson🙏

@stevenjames5874 4 года назад

One thing I always love about Ted is that they are the vanguards of a brighter future and every video feels like a promise that there's redemption and hope for us after all. Thank you for everything

@alexanderhuang1447 4 года назад

I know there are people around the world who are aware of climate change accelerated by humans and are fighting to stop it, but I never hear about the results of these efforts. Did they work? Did they fail? Maybe TED-Ed could make a video on the world's progress toward mitigating the effects of climate.

@sirmarky9991 4 года назад

Thanks for this TEDEd

@parantapojha9798 4 года назад

we grabbed the knowledge now it is our responsibility to spread this..... how??? we can share this... use this as a reference while talking... and in many more ways....

@1.5Koreans0.5American 4 года назад

Another satisfying animation video 💛🙏

@udyatimalhotra7949 4 года назад

This channel is amazing

@abdullatif9581 4 года назад

And sadly, there's some people don't believe this issue exist

@kathy9124 4 года назад

Could TED Animations be translated into Spanish audio? This is such valuable information that could be really beneficial for non English speakers. Yes, subtitles are an option but some are not literate and could benefit from hearing the information and seeing the images.

@matchan1571 4 года назад

cant stop replaying because of this amazing animation

@avijatsinharoy8944 4 года назад

Thanks Ted Ed😎

@rinshad 4 года назад

This narrator is pretty good too

@atharvchandratre2470 4 года назад

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the fantastic animation

@SchrodingersCat27 4 года назад

The animation is so calming..

@jianababu2044 4 года назад

TedEd can make the most boring topics into the most thought-provoking items 👌

@Theakuoverlord 3 года назад

Cleaning up the ocean is huge since that's where most oxygen is produced and water can absorb CO2 and other greenhouse gases. Plastic cuts off the water, reducing the area for gas exchange

@j.r.mccalla8662 4 года назад

Impressive use of aesthetics to communicate this information. Clear and engaging. Thank you.

@DennisMcCoy-b2r 2 года назад

A video titled "Is the weather actually becoming more extreme?" should discuss whether events we keep hearing about are accurate and if storms are worse than they were in the past. This video does not do that

@jeromeservais8085 4 года назад

I like the detailed and nuance speech . It looks objective and it adds nuance

@adamisthebest4688 2 года назад

This is really helping me out

@kaizillakingofthemultivers7881 4 года назад

You guys joined RU-vid Three days before my birthday likes three days before I was born

@peppermint-chan4842 4 года назад

Me: In my country it’s so cold My Sister: Its so hot

@JjMn1000 4 года назад

Been watching this since a LONG time ago(your channel)

@bts_army_girl_50 4 года назад

Hey ted-ed. I'm your loyal subscriber. Please make a video on the grandfather paradox i.e. what would happen if a person goes back in time and kills his grandfather.

@notamemberofilluminati8382 4 года назад

Oh, someone accidently nudged the slider for weather extremity. It's kinda jammed, so yeah.

@destruct0503 4 года назад

TED-ED: Climate is getting worse! Me: You are about 8 months too early.

@blueberrylane8340 4 года назад

Loving the time traveler implications here.

@soupisfun1239 4 года назад

Of course it is! I'm from Sindh, Pakistan, where, for the first time in 23 years, it has rained so much that a flood like situation prevails in the entire province.

@angrynoodletwentyfive6463 4 года назад

Old people: but we are going to be dead then... let's continue to destroy the earth and then it is your problem!

@neonlight1214 4 года назад

Yes the climate is changing. Last winter in Europe, year 2019, was the hottest on record by like 2-3 or even 4 celsius above normal. Seems small but it is enough to make no snowfall large parts of western Europe, snow-free Christmas in Moscow ( usually it is -10 C on 25th December) and where I live in southeastern Europe in January we had 15 celsius while normally it should be at 3-4 and birds started to come and plants grew. And when clouds came they started to roar, thunder, and lightning could be seen. This is completely impossible to happen but global warming made it possible how hot the air was... . Once whole Europe was covered with dense forests and in the last 200 years we destroyed 95% of it. So climate change is definitely caused by us

@aaronshan51 4 года назад

In my area, near the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the temperature is actually getting colder and colder each year. Last year, the snow on the peaks lasted about 1-2 months longer than they usually do. idk why this is happening tho

@neonlight1214 4 года назад

@@aaronshan51 it is the weather. Global warming doesn't mean everywhere is getting hotter, some areas get colder while some much much hotter, some gett too much rain, some way too less. In my hometown in southeast Europe, there is a Mountain which has the word "white" in it. The name is "Bjelašnica" ( Bjela= white). And it's true. The peak of this mountain used to be covered with snow the whole year! And I have seen with my own eyes for years, every 5th year was snow-free but for a short time. Now it is getting so hot there the grass is literally dying out of drought, it is yellow and it can be fed to cows... And it has been happening for 3 years by my memory

@aaronshan51 4 года назад

@@neonlight1214 k thanks