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Massive iceberg nearly the size of Delaware breaks off Antarctica
Fascinating stuff. Sorry if already posted.
Fascinating stuff. Sorry if already posted.
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We are already in South America. Who do you think taught them the Macarena?This means penguin immigrants to South America. I wonder how fast it will float. If the penguins go fishing, will they be able to find "home" when they return, or will it have floated away?
It WILL be interesting to know how long it takes to melt.
It IS disconcerting that enough ice melted that such a huge piece of it broke loose.This means penguin immigrants to South America. I wonder how fast it will float. If the penguins go fishing, will they be able to find "home" when they return, or will it have floated away?
It WILL be interesting to know how long it takes to melt.
That didn't take long at all.It IS disconcerting that enough ice melted that such a huge piece of it broke loose.This means penguin immigrants to South America. I wonder how fast it will float. If the penguins go fishing, will they be able to find "home" when they return, or will it have floated away?
It WILL be interesting to know how long it takes to melt.
It IS disconcerting that enough ice melted that such a huge piece of it broke loose.This means penguin immigrants to South America. I wonder how fast it will float. If the penguins go fishing, will they be able to find "home" when they return, or will it have floated away?
It WILL be interesting to know how long it takes to melt.
Can't put it back in the bottle now, though. The people with brains and a sense of responsibility are doing what they can to slow things down. The sea lanes opening in the Arctic are also interesting. They will be a bustling place in a few more decades. Wouldn't it be cool to be able to navigate from the Atlantic to the Pacific in North America? So many looked and tried so hard to do that. They just needed for the ice to melt.It IS disconcerting that enough ice melted that such a huge piece of it broke loose.This means penguin immigrants to South America. I wonder how fast it will float. If the penguins go fishing, will they be able to find "home" when they return, or will it have floated away?
It WILL be interesting to know how long it takes to melt.
Can't put it back in the bottle now, though. The people with brains and a sense of responsibility are doing what they can to slow things down. The sea lanes opening in the Arctic are also interesting. They will be a bustling place in a few more decades. Wouldn't it be cool to be able to navigate from the Atlantic to the Pacific in North America? So many looked and tried so hard to do that. They just needed for the ice to melt.It IS disconcerting that enough ice melted that such a huge piece of it broke loose.This means penguin immigrants to South America. I wonder how fast it will float. If the penguins go fishing, will they be able to find "home" when they return, or will it have floated away?
It WILL be interesting to know how long it takes to melt.
I think--that's right, isn't it?
It happens ALL the time. It's a natural process.It IS disconcerting that enough ice melted that such a huge piece of it broke loose
That's not what happens when ice bergs calve. They calve when they get too big.It IS disconcerting that enough ice melted that such a huge piece of it broke loose.This means penguin immigrants to South America. I wonder how fast it will float. If the penguins go fishing, will they be able to find "home" when they return, or will it have floated away?
It WILL be interesting to know how long it takes to melt.
??? What? It took however many thousands of years since the Larsen Ice Shelf's formation for that chunk to break free.That didn't take long at all.It IS disconcerting that enough ice melted that such a huge piece of it broke loose.This means penguin immigrants to South America. I wonder how fast it will float. If the penguins go fishing, will they be able to find "home" when they return, or will it have floated away?
It WILL be interesting to know how long it takes to melt.
It IS disconcerting that enough ice melted that such a huge piece of it broke loose.This means penguin immigrants to South America. I wonder how fast it will float. If the penguins go fishing, will they be able to find "home" when they return, or will it have floated away?
It WILL be interesting to know how long it takes to melt.
17 years ago a piece TWICE that size broke off. Things are improving. Things are getting smaller. Just ask Cowboy Ted.