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Arctic sea reached its annual minimum on Sept. 19, making it the sixth-lowest year in the satellite record, NASA Earth and National Snow and Ice Data Center report. Meanwhile, on Sept. 10, Antarctic sea ice reached its lowest maximum on record.
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@NASAEarth @NSIDC Changes are part of the reality

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@NASAEarth @NSIDC How far back do these satellite records go? Earth is 4 billion years old. Pretty sure the records don’t go back that far. What you’re doing is called cherry-picking

@NASAEarth @NSIDC 6th lowest, meaning it has been worse 5 other years and yet we are all still here and it went back up. R E L A X

@NASAEarth @NSIDC Florida will be under water with rising sea levels, along with many other places

@NASAEarth @NSIDC Mother Nature’s been swiping left on Arctic and Antarctic ice like it’s an unsolicited climate change lecture on a dating app…

@NASAEarth @NSIDC NASA.x

@NASAEarth @NSIDC I had a ice cream. It melted but I am still alive.

@NASAEarth @NSIDC Doom and gloom……👿 I’m sure we melted the ice caps 12,000 years ago too🤢🤪

@NASAEarth @NSIDC It's wild were watching the final stages of the receding of the ice age, it's pretty cool 👍

@NASAEarth @NSIDC So if the ice is melting more and more, why has the global temperature not risen at all in the past century?




