Glacier collapse on Juuku pass, Kyrgyzstan - insane video
July 8, 2022.
Juuku pass, Issyk-Kul region, Kyrgyz Republic
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I Have Seen the Earth Change : France, blue tears of a glacier
In the Alps, the climatic change effects are 3 times higher than the world average. Moreover, it appears in densely inhabited territories. Since 2003, climate warming turned alarming. The changes in the weather (more rain and less snow) are leading to natural risks as avalanche, floods, and collapses
The local inhabitants have to adapt their way of lives but also the European people who depend on the water coming out of the glaciers.
A melting palace of ice | Exploring Antarctica
As the world warms, Antarctica is melting and fast contributing to rising sea levels. Low-lying island states such as Singapore could bear the brunt of these changes. Read the story:
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Exploring a glacier lake in Alaska.
Descending into Greenland's most astonishing ice cave | FULL DOCUMENTARY
Located on the edge of the Arctic Ocean, Greenland is almost totally covered by a vast glacier; the ice sheet. Fascinated by this place, Serge Aviotte organizes his 14th expedition, on which scientific research meets sporting exploit.
Serge Aviotte is trying to beat his own world record for descent into an ice cave (-173 meters). But unfortunately, the weather conditions are not within usual parameters. Accompanied by a team of arctic explorers and scientists, this expedition makes for a breathtaking human adventure.
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Polar Bears Playing Next To Glacier Calving
A huge iceberg is breaking off a melting glacier in Svalbard, Norway while a polar bear mommy and her cub are playing in the snow right in front of it. The Svalbard glaciers cover 6% of the worldwide glacier area outside of Greenland and Antarctica, and many of them have been melting rapidly since the 1980s due to global warming. It is estimated that they could raise the sea level by 1,7 cm once melted completely.
Glacier calving, also known as ice calving, or iceberg calving, is the breaking of ice chunks from the edge of a glacier. It is the sudden release and breaking away of a mass of ice from a glacier, iceberg, ice front, ice shelf, or crevasse. (Find out more here:
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GIANT Iceberg Collapses in Greenland - Glacier Calving
This incredible glacier calving footage was captured of the Helheim Glacier in Greenland. The Helheim glacier is one of the largest glaciers in the south-east of Greenland and is said to feed the waters of the Helheim Fjord.
Glacier calving, also known as ice calving, or iceberg calving, is the breaking of ice chunks from the edge of a glacier. The sudden release and breaking away of a mass of ice from a glacier or iceberg often causes large waves around the area and can result in a shooter which is a large chunk of the submerged portion of the iceberg surfacing above the water. The ice that breaks away can be classified as an iceberg, but may also be a growler, bergy bit, or a crevasse wall breakaway. The entry of the ice into the water causes large, and often hazardous waves. These events have become major tourist attractions –a beautiful landscape, cracking sounds, large icebergs and sometimes even tsunami-like waves create overall stunning spectacles for all visitors. (Find out more here:
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Extreme Ice Survey & James Balog in Antarctica
James Balog joined us aboard National Geographic Explorer in Antarctica as part of a project supporting his Extreme Ice Survey—cataloging images of glaciers on the seventh continent. Video by Ross Weinberg.
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Glacier Calving, Amazing Collapses, Icebergs
Glacier Calving, Amazing Collapses, Icebergs
Compilation of our maximum remarkable glacier calving and iceberg fall apart videos! Huge chunks of ice (every so often measuring extra than one hundred meters / three hundred ft. in peak over the water floor and masses of meters below) breaking off the glaciers and falling into the oceans can create tsunami-like waves, purpose massive icebergs to turn over or shoot up. Glaciers and icebergs are melting in Greenland, Alaska, Argentina, Antarctica and all over the world – growing great spectacles for the ones fortunate sufficient to be on the proper region on the proper time. More than 15 of those breathtaking glacier calving activities are covered on this montage. Of path all clips covered are left with their authentic audio tracks; with out song being added, you may pay attention to the cracking and melting of those ice giants.
Glacier calving, additionally referred to as ice calving, or iceberg calving, is the breaking of ice chunks from the brink of a glacier. It is the surprising launch and breaking away of a mass of ice from a glacier, iceberg, ice front, ice shelf, or crevasse. The ice that breaks away may be categorised as an iceberg, however will also be a growler, bergy bit, or a crevasse wall breakaway. The access of the ice into the water reasons huge, and regularly risky waves. The waves fashioned in places like Johns Hopkins Glacier may be so huge that boats can't technique nearer than three kilometres. These activities have grow to be important traveler attractions. Many glaciers terminate at oceans or freshwater lakes which ends clearly with the calving of huge numbers of icebergs.
Greenland is domestic to the handiest everlasting ice sheet out of doors Antarctica. The sheet covers 3/four of Greenland`s land mass. But withinside the final 25 years, the Greenland Ice Sheet is hastily melting, having misplaced 3.eight trillion lots of ice among 1992 and 2018, a brand new observe from NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) finds. The melting ice has brought eleven mm / 0.four inches to sea degree rise. Its cumulative 3.eight trillion lots of melted ice is equal to including the water from one hundred twenty million Olympic-length swimming swimming pools to the sea each year.
The ice discipline of the Glacier Perito Moreno is the world`s 0.33 biggest reserve of sparkling water. In the proper time of the 12 months huge blocks of ice destroy off the glacier and drop into the water. The waves created through such glacier calving activities frequently splash dozens of meters thru the air. The glacier is one in all Argentina's maximum lovely herbal wonders, the colours and shapes of the ice remind of a bit of artwork of Gaudi. The glacier itself is set five km (3.1 mi) extensive and has a median peak of seventy four m (240 ft) above the floor of the water.
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Why scientists are so worried about melting glacier of Antarctica?
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The temperature of Antarctica, which was supposed to be minus 43 degrees Celsius, has reached minus 10 degrees Celsius.
From Icefield to Ocean: Impacts of Glacier Change in Alaska (Presentation)
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The current motto of the USGS, in use since August 1997, is science for a changing world.[3][4] The agency's previous slogan, adopted on the occasion of its hundredth anniversary, was Earth Science in the Public Service.
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Wednesdays for the Planet | Europe's Melting Glaciers
As the climate crisis progresses, more and more ice is melting. Presented by Deutsche Welle (DW), “Europe’s Melting Glaciers” show that it is perhaps far too late to save the Alpine glaciers. And now, the dangers caused by tons of melting ice are rising sharply. Every year, climate change is destroying two of the currently 70 square kilometers of glaciers left in the Alps.
As we restart #WednesdaysForThePlanet, we look to Europe's melting #glaciers. ⛰️ Join us as we conduct an online screening of the documentary on what these changes hold for the future of the #alps, plus an #expert discussion with Matthias Huss of Glacier Monitoring Services and ETH Zürich.
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Slideshow: Alien world under Austria's doomed glaciers
These Reuters pictures show the inside the otherworldly ice caves under Austria's glaciers, as scientists study why they are melting even faster than expected
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Scientists just found life underneath Antarctica
Scientists just found life underneath Antarctica,
When you think of Antarctica, the first thing that comes to mind is most likely that it’s a frozen wasteland. Sure, there is some life in the Antarctic world. But for the most part, the land is mostly made up of a below-freezing environment. Now, though, scientists have uncovered new life underneath the ice shelf.
According to a new study, scientists have discovered more marine life than previously expected under the Antarctic ice shelf. The study was published this past week in the journal Current Biology.
Using hot water, scientists from the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Researcher in Germany drilled two holes. The holes were roughly 200 meters deep in the Antarctic ice shelf. There they found fragments of life on the seabed which included over 77 species. Some of the species had already been discovered in Antarctica. However, there were fragments from several new species that they didn’t previously know about in the area.
“This discovery of so much life living in these extreme conditions is a complete surprise and reminds us how Antarctic marine life is so unique and special, ” David Barnes, a lead author on the study said in a press release.
“It’s amazing that we found evidence of so many animal types, most feed on micro-algae (phytoplankton) yet no plants or algae can live in this environment. ”
Barnes says the next big question they have to ask, is how do these lifeforms thrive in the Antarctic environment?
Carbon dating the find
The discovery of life underneath Antarctica is surprising. Researchers say that the most surprising thing is how long it has been there.
“Carbon dating of dead fragments of these seafloor animals varied from current to 5,800 years, ” Dr. Gerard Kuhn, a co-author on the study said in the release. “Despite living 3-9km from the nearest open water, an oasis of life may have exists continuously for nearly 6,000 years under the ice shelf. ”
The researchers also note that current theories say life becomes less abundant as you move further from the open water. Sure, some fish, worms, and other small mobile scavengers can live in these environments. However, filter feeding organisms like the ones found by scientists usually disappear first. Especially as you move farther from the water and sun. That doesn’t appear to be the case underneath Antarctica, though.
Unfortunately, scientists say the rapid rate of climate change our world is currently undergoing means we have less and less time to study these lifeforms before their environment ceases to exist.
Antarctica’s Doomsday Glacier
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Scientists have been closely monitoring Antarctica’s “Doomsday” glacier since the 1970s. But recent studies show a faster rate of melting. And now the first-ever images from a pencil-shaped, 13-foot underwater robot reveal the critical softening point of the ice formation’s chaotic breakup, as scientists have described it.