Watching glaciers break down reminds me of the way time flows. For a long time it seems like nothing changes, then in a short while there is a shift and the water drops back into the sea from where it came. It is very poetic, like how truth and justice prevail over time even though at times it seems like they do not, eventually the forces of nature bring what is right and good back to where it belongs.
@@troo_story Southern Morocco is a whole lot hotter than Perito Moren~o. Note that Southern Morocco is SOUTH of the Mediterranean, so it's going to be HOTTER.
7:25-9:25 is how people should watch and show surprise. Quick and short. Don't you just hate it when you have those people who just keep screaming and shouting loudly when something happens.
a min là wow la chance, mais zoom bord*l! loool c'est superbe merci à vous et à tous ces vidéastes qui partage une chose aussi bien bien bien triste alala... bonne journée tout de même :)
Yes it is! Look up what a Tsunami is! It is a wave created by displacement (something large falling into the water or earthquake shifting landmass from beneath). Tsunamis aren't always those waves you see destroying cities, they don't have to be big at all to be classed as one.
No, this is a natural cycle. Snow falls on Antarctica and the snow is compacted to make ice. The ice slides downhill, then breaks off and goes plop plop ploppity *PLOP* into the sea. If The Earth gets warmer, the whole thing speeds up and there is a bit less ice on Antarctica and a bit more water in the sea. Ergo: less ice and more water results in a higher level of all the oceans.
@@das3373 NO, because there are two SEPARATE bodies of water. One is the frozen water (otherwise known as snow and ice) on Antarctica and the other is actual water in the ocean. Hotter climate means that the solid snow/ice on Antarctica slides more quickly into the sea, so there is *less* H2O on Antarctica and *more* H2O in the ocean. Ergo, the sea level rises.
there are 2 pictures on the internet doing the rounds ,perhaps you should see them ,statue of liberty on its island 100 YEARS apart ,NO SEA LEVEL RISE AT ALL ,so being a climate alarmist can you tell the world how much sea levels have risen say in the last fifty years ??? i wont hold my breath
