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A massive chunk of ice, extending far below the water's surface, detaches from a glacier and is launched 200ft (61m) into the air due to its lower density compared to seawater. 📽: Skeater/yt

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🅳🆁🆃 💭vor 1 Jahr

Ngl … I would’ve freaked out if I had been on that boat! 🤣

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Lancevor 1 Jahr

Hit the throttle buddy lol

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What a misleading and incorrect description and analysis of what is happening. If ice below the water line (the ice that is displacing water, and thus causing some of the ice to be above the water line) broke off, the ice above the water line would sink lower. What we are seeing is ice above the water line breaking off. This causes the whole iceberg to rise to make up for the weight lost that was above the water line, being supported by the buoyancy of the ice below the waterline.

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Paul Bogaarsvor 1 Jahr

Clearly visible that 90% of the Ice is already in the water !!! Thus Sea levels will NEVER rise as the climate activists claim, as 90% of MASS is already in the water !!!

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Larry Mannistovor 1 Jahr

Now you have a rough idea of how mountains came to be here on Earth!

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Kimber Levor 1 Jahr

Global warning! :)

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