15 Dramatic Changes on Earth Revealed by NASA

[@1anthonybrowning]

It's funny that Lake Oroville is mentioned almost dry, because earlier this year it filled up and they were evacuating people due to fear of a dam burst.

[@ArtBeatKathie]

yep

[@alexh349]

And they drained it.

[@randomram3491]

Lol

[@sheevathegreat4774]

4:06 that patch in the snow looks like a mouse

[@yaminahmed9680]

Shiro X Oh yeah! XD

[@mlgnoobslayer1360]

Shiro X .

[@sadiatabassum973]

Shiro X I think u have an eyesight prblm🙄

[@j.qesperas1450]

Shaista Tabassum i hope you can now see the rat like Shiro X said after 3 weeks

[@somedude3072]

Shaista Tabassum or maybe you do...

[@jwhmerica504]

Lake oroville is overflowing now.

[@Phred289]

You might want to recheck your info for #12. You say the system includes wells up to 310 miles deep? You're probably reading 310m as miles, instead of meters. The deepest man has drilled into the earth's crust is in Russia - they managed to get about 7.5 miles deep drilling a 9 inch holes until they were forced to stop because their equipment would not go any farther.

[@agustiaraelakh3623]

I appreciate, thx

[@kylebaboolal7743]

M9

[@learntoshootguns6953]

Don let Facts get in the way of "Truth" . What are you some kind of smart person. HAHAHAHAHAHA!

[@perentee77]

@canadianlattitude they don't call her killary for nothing.. the world dodged a bullet in 2016 when Trump destroyed her..

[@Inertia888]

Whoa... I missed that one. 310 _miles_?! Haha... yes, now _that_ would be a🌏 record breaker!

[@ziab2840]

Everyone who is saying "oh what have we done?" or "we need to save our earth" are gonna carry on doing the same crap everyday day. Not recycling, using your cars sometimes when it's not necessary(making more pollution) don't even care to buy trees, I bet only 15% of this comment section actually does stuff. If you want to make a change, do some daily challenges. Buy a plant and plant it somewhere. Try walking to work or some other places (depending on how far it is) recycling more things. Ok I know im ranting but I'm just really mad that no one does anything but act like they care

[@greco-romanfanboi7054]

God's little angel there is some actual truth there..... im trying wasting less water and go to school everyday with my bike and i rarely want to buy anything unless i really need it this is how i help to restore the environment

[@ziab2840]

gabriel belmont thank you. I recycle and walk to school and try and go the best I can.

[@divinity1079]

God's little angel Recycling creates more CO2 than throwing it in the trash. If you're someone who believes humans are the problem, you're not helping by recycling

[@MrDava1552]

in fact it is government that extract minerals from the Earth that causes these problems The Earth was perfect in every single way but greedy humans decide to take these vital minerals from the Earth that earth needs its not about recycling and switching off our lightbulbs think about it

[@djqu8ke157]

One day the earth will begin to quiver, it will then go into a full body shake and we will be eliminated from its surface. Much like a dog does when he's irritated by fleas. We were not the first species on this planet, and we will not be the last. Anyone believing we impact what this planet is doing or will do, holds themselves in much higher regard than does Gaia. A sudden rearrangement of the tectonic plates would form tsunamis moving in order of one thousand miles an hour. Then there would be the wind doing the same. Whipping at one thousand miles per hour shredding all life above the surface. And wouldn't you know it? This has happened before. Why do you think the story of Noah's flood can be found on every continent in every religion spoken on this planet? Why do they all date from the same time in history, but in different places on the globe? How many times has it happened? Why does it repeat? Why is it's more frequent with each cyclic event? What is a solar minimum? How long has this moon been in orbit around the earth? When did it arrive? What happened to the people of the earth when our moon arrived? What is the moon? What is it made of? Is the moon solid or hollow? What happened when we crashed an object onto its surface? How strong is titanium? Why are all of the craters on the moon approximately the same depth for larger impacts? Where is the expected debris field from impact objects? What new part of the universe are we moving into? What new part of our galaxy are we moving into? What effects will this have on our sun? What effects will it have on us? Why are frequencies important to humans? What is the Schumann resonance? What color is our sun? What color did it use to be? Is our sun becoming a white star? Does that go against what you were taught? What effect does the sun have on earthquakes and volcanoes? Does the heat from the sun warm the planet in the summer? What warms the planet? What causes the heat you feel on your arm on a sunny day? What is electromagnetism? What happens to ions as they travel from pole to equator and back to poll then back to the equator? Does friction create heat? What is the temperature of the surface of the sun? Does all of that heat transfer 93 million miles through the vast coldness of space to touch the green green grass of home? You must first learn to take the pebbles from my hand, Grasshopper.

[@Querez8504]

99% of the video is about glaciers in Alaska

[@iamahater3078]

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[@fairfeatherfiend]

Querez854 It's not like there is glacier in Michigan.

[@edwardyang8254]

Your comment shows 99% of your brain consists of BS.

[@xxbabysharkxx2214]

Querez854 cause there's a lot of glaciers in alaska p.s I live in Alaska

[@homosopje6951]

Hi kate. How is life in Alaska?

[@joannesmith9601]

When the ice age receded, the weight from the glaciers melting caused the land to rise therefore no lakes. We all know what is happening with the rain forests. I don't like humans being blamed for all of this because we use what governments & corporations allow us to use to keep ourselves living.

[@twoallbeefpattys3097]

I know this is 4 years old, and yes we do use what governments and corporations allow us to. But if we decided to go to our local governments and everyone could come together, we could stop the burning of oils, plastic use, and a ton of stuff that would help our environment. Saying "well you gave it to us" doesn't cover up the fact that we're not recycling, and we're just letting everything happen. We have fully electric cars, there's no reason why companies should continue to make fossil fueled engines, yet they do because no one has said anything. It IS the humans fault. Because not enough people care enough to get some sort of legislation approved to change things.

[@lawyerbyfate672]

They said "dramatic changes on earth" and their earth confined to some glaciers of Alaska....

[@BradyMcClanahan]

maybe we should get another image since we are out of the drought

[@DaybreakJones]

And here I thought this was the bright side...

[@kansasthunderman1]

There should have been photos of Los Angeles taken over the past 100 years. The number of streets and parking lots has increased dramatically.

[@Grantos1ea]

Well, it's a good thing that people around to document the changes. This Earth has certainly gone through a lot of them in the previous billion years and no one was been around to witness them.

[@davidjohnen1407]

I notice that the pictures of Lake Orville are several years old. This last winters rain and snow refilled the Lake and ended the drought for the whole State of Calf. Please explain why you used those old photos that give a false picture of what is happening.

[@MoJohnnys]

DAVID JOHNEN Are you implying there could be some sort of global conspiracy to make people believe a certain notion so that the average person gives more money to that cause? Oh silly me, you asked about outdated photos...

[@travismayes4547]

Yeah the dam almost broke last winter!

[@danno02]

Its all nothing but Global Warming propaganda.

[@s0m3cunt91]

Glaciers actually move, it's what they do. For some strange reason many mountains get snow in winter, which is absent in summer.

[@caryfeldbush4070]

I was really looking for a picture of Mount Rainier in 1975 when there was no snow on it.........and a claim for global baiting.

[@surface4985]

Of coarse glaciers move, but it's the retreating of the glaciers melting point due to a warming climate that's been highlighted in these photos. If the temperature was stable these glaciers would stay the same length.

[@GANTZ100pts]

cary feldbush it almost has no snow right now. (Due to the heat wave we are having) The only part that has snow now is the summit. And some areas that have shade from the sun.

[@ristube3319]

You may want to update #3. They had so much rain that it filled to the top and ripped apart the outtake to pretty much destroy it. It’s worth investigating. The pictures are awe inspiring in a bad way. You can’t tell the size until you see a human surveying the damage. Those pics are certainly worth 1,000 words each!

[@elli003]

About 1 in 3 glaciers in Glacier Bay, Alaska are growing, not shrinking. I've been there and I've seen many local photos to compare circa 1900.

[@LearnGermanwithMarzipanfrau]

It could be because the poles are wandering. In Switzerland we use white blankets on the glacier in the summers to prevent from melting.

[@elli003]

@@LearnGermanwithMarzipanfrau I think you are referring to the Earth's axis tilt also known as the Earth's 'Obliquity of the Ecliptic Cycle' that completes every 41,000 years ?

[@LearnGermanwithMarzipanfrau]

@@elli003 Yes, and the ends of this axis are called poles. It has to do with the overload of water in some parts and with the overload of ice in other parts of the world. That could be the reason for glaciers shrinking and increasing.

[@darriensherbondy7676]

I lived there all my life and saw dramatic reduction in size to many glaciers.

[@ericmayo310]

Almost everything happened in Alaska lol

[@justsomeawesomedude2608]

Eric Mayo That's because it's located in the usa

[@vatsalyasharan4202]

Eric Mayo it's nasa thats why they have shown only USA. India is also severely hit.

[@ENZOxDV9]

Gregory W no it doesn't it can cause severe draughts, floods and tropical storms around the equator

[@yahya2231]

Eric Mayo THATS WHY AMERICA SHOULD NOT TAKE ALASKA

[@colton1239]

GoldMinecraftPro ok Minecraft

[@MickelravenOld]

#stoppollutingearth

[@dinosaurusrex1482]

#FinishIT

[@ziab2840]

#DoitJUSTDOIT

[@buzz4205]

#ahashtagwontdoshit

[@NoName-by9ho]

#nevertrustaneditedcommentlikenevereveritsforyourownrisk

[@clasher6983]

#ahashtagwontdoanythingdude

[@taeguccirose2681]

That's why we should take care of our environment to prevent climate change or global warming even worse natural disasters.

[@taeguccirose2681]

But we could if we can

[@InsanityHere]

THESE PHOTOS HAVE REALLY DEPRESSED ME TO SEE HOW MUCH OUR CRUMBLING EARTH HAS CHANGED, AND WHY.

[@EyeballBollo]

Take a shot everytime she says alaska

[@yourmissingpackage]

Your face makes it more funny thinking "Suspicious of how she keeps placing Alaska in this..."

[@jesse1389]

LordBaconBeard scooby doo drinks shots? Wow! My dream come true

[@Db-bu1ks]

it's Alaska because many glaciers lie in that country.... ! some people can find any reason to drink an waste life !

[@rellenapavos2935]

she lost her virginity in Alaska haha

[@HOVANA]

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[@huffie04]

The earth is changing, but its not by humans. The earth is changing due to the fact earth has cycles and it's in one now.

[@perlaholguin605]

Jim Sinkiewich I’m pretty sure it’s because of humans and no one is doing anything

[@brooksanderson2599]

Jim: Sorry but, flat statements without supporting evidence is not science. Just because YOU are not a scientist or do not understand concepts like the Milankovitch cycles doesn´t mean that people who are scientists don´t. old geologist

[@quackquack364]

@@perlaholguin605 it's not because of us that started Global Warming, we're just accelerating it.

[@ashtonsenko536]

Your actually right, right before each huge ice age, everything gets warm, and then suddenly freezes. I think we are beginning to enter a new ice age.

[@deangregoric4735]

@@brooksanderson2599 flat statements? am sorry that you don't understand earths cycles that science already confirmed. "geologist"

[@metalmark9927]

lol. lake oriiville in NoCal is Over capacity in 2017 , Libya is destroyed, so kiss the world's greatest irrigation project goodbye. it makes you wonder what else is inaccurate. :(

[@brownehawk7744]

Less snow and more beautiful landscape to build on and enjoy? You're welcome world.

[@tisasari]

named channel bright side but make video about negative changes of the Earth

[@tegel619]

They keep saying it is caused by humans. The same cycles happened to both Mars and Venus. Did humans cause that too?

[@VideoAmateurLuxembourg]

Yes. My radioactive farts traveled through space and reached them.

[@dafreshest420]

We are speeding up the process and yes if we ever lived on mars and venus it would explain a lot

[@holyhumbled]

Is there a list? We should demand to see a list! I want to know which humans!

[@alexkyte8013]

Then there's probably gonna be the people who say how we should stop polluting when they most likely don't do anything different themselves

[@pt2729]

So, because the earth changes, it’s the fault of human activity? Prove it.

[@dpcvortex]

Next time can you do an update for pics in 2017. Most everything back to normal. Drought over in Cali, Oraville is full.

[@GANTZ100pts]

B. .Anderson But.......That would completely ruin their propaganda.

[@jackpowin7903]

Leftist and elite propaganda

[@adamcarlson6034]

if glaciers never melted we would still be in the ice age , why did the glaciers melt that formed the world we live in , did dinosaurs cause it

[@corvusboreus2072]

You don't even sentence right, let alone make logic.

[@andylucas8262]

Corvus boreus, made perfect sense to me. I think it was caused by methane in the Dinosaur farts.

[@jimmypapadopoulos2206]

glaciers have been melting for thousands of years....this is a good thing not a bad thing. Glaciers were a result of a global catastrophe which wiped out most of the species in the world. The earth is self correcting by melting the glaciers.

[@stevew6910]

Natural changes have been recorded for many years. They have found old villages in the middle of the now desert but at one time was lush and green, Those villages are hundreds of years old, My hope is Ohio will be the new Florida in my lifetime, And Florida the new Cuba or mexico

[@notthatguy4703]

In our lifetime climate change will bring mostly negatives. Over thousands of years, nature will adapt and probably be more lush due to carbon fertilization, higher temperatures, and higher humidity.

[@randomram3491]

How about minecraft villages. There are some in the desert that are still habbited by villagers

[@tangatawhenua8359]

this saddens me alot only because i respect nature and all living things on earth

[@Chepecafeteria]

Tell that to Trump

[@torsion627]

J. M. Pérez solar flairs have the most effect on climate change

[@Liam-sj2gm]

j-l h again we are the ones polluting y are u so stupid. And no carbon levels aren't helping the plants they are killings them

[@torsion627]

whyamiacheese how does co2 kill plants

[@torsion627]

Phillip Motamedi humans produce "as Google states" 23 billion tones of co2 annually. one volcano produces 200 million tones of co2 each year. there are 1500 active volcanoes. so 200 million by 1500 and you get 300,000,000,000 (300 billion) tones of co2 each year that means to be one if the biggest contributers we will have to times our production of Co2 by 13 so as I said before we are not the main cause of climate change.

[@torsion627]

Phillip Motamedi some websites say volcanoes can produce more co2 in a day than we can in a year and nasa says co2 cools the earth but know one knows

[@samward9641]

I live on the other side of that bridge which is on Lumpkin Road Enterprise Bridge and it can go from the first picture to the next picture in one year every year that's the North Fork of the feather river and it fills up Lake Oroville which is actually a reservoir it feels up in the winter time and in the summer times they release all the water so they can feed agriculture around the surrounding area so take these changes with a grain of salt.

[@darriensherbondy7676]

I appreciate the Alaskan glacier mentions. I was born and raised there any many glaciers you can see the difference in my 26 years. Glaciers you could touch while walking on trails you now have to hike to reach. Some where you stood on glacier ice now you're walking on dirt and passed rivers.

[@blue280485]

Even after such profound evidence of climate change, senators in USA say climate change is not man made! What an ironical world we live in, plagued by vested interest! :(

[@ginac6415]

what if the world is just getting over the ice age?

[@generalgrievous3066]

That's what I think!

[@yesman1743]

Put we make the process faster by poluting the atmosfere.

[@monsoonrevolution]

And then when we go into another ice age like back in the dark ages they will freak out and blame it on the humans again.

[@haroldpatrick7772]

According to the Geology Dept. at the University of Utah (check their web page), an Ice Age is a period where both the north and south poles are covered with ice year round. This means that we are still in an Ice Age. What most people call an ice age is actually a 'glaciation' not an ice age. The current one began about 8 million years ago and we may have turned the corner about 2.5-3 million years ago and we have a long way to go to get out of this ice age. Also according to geologists, it takes about 600 years for ocean temps to rise, so that would mean that the rise in ocean temps is not due to the greenhouse effect but rather something that happened back in the 1400s.

[@spydergs07]

Every few hundred years the earth climate changes and then in a few more hundred years it will start to revert back. The Earth balances its self out over time.

[@cursedninja]

Not the bright side :(

[@dinosaurusrex1482]

Hani B thank you

[@yardanar6066]

Hani B hobiiii

[@xeroxquantum]

Yar Danar habbiii

[@clasher6983]

Hani B you got them! XDDDDDDD

[@Adrien_broner]

Nice tattoo

[@MrsDanielle1986]

Planet Earth is an ever changing planet. It always has been. Who's to say what's because of us and what would have happened anyway.

[@slashtopher2193]

Wow, no biased or misleading statements here. No sir, not a one!

[@homedepotdrywalleater7712]

Huh now I know what the A in NASA stands for

[@jesse1389]

stg im not 5 lol im just joking You are so serious like a grandpa

[@nazidoggo5463]

stg says the person who can't use grammar correctly

[@DJaquithFL]

There's a compounding effect, the white ice reflects sun light (IR) but the dark rock absorbs IR and further accelerates global warming.

[@kevansx1000]

D Jaquith good. now if we further the research.. the gulf stream is what melts the white ice leaving dark rocks to be exposed to sun light. boom climate change.

[@DJaquithFL]

X Moron I should say anything darker than white ice .. blue oceans, rocks, etc

[@lukewarmwater6412]

lake Oroville was a shock, I used to jump off that bridge in the 90's when I was there....

[@johncasey1020]

In 2017 Oroville Lake was drained to make repairs on the Oroville Dam. The lake was so high in the spring, that it over topped the spillway and caused serious damage to the structure. Spin !

[@masterninoxxx4life]

interesting video.. but what has NASA to do with it!???

[@my3dviews]

Probably just the satellite images, not the photos from the ground.

[@drotenkovic]

water is better than ice, so it's all positive charges for the humans.

[@hometechbiztech6930]

This guy 🙄

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

Look at all the ice that melted in Alaska yet sea level is relatively the same

[@frisianmouve]

Much better retreating glaciers than advancing ones. The area they leave behind looks lovely green

[@thomasmaugeri4954]

Nice job showing up dated pic lake oroville is at max capacity and Powell lake records show levels have not changed much anyone can take a pic of a drouth and make u think water levels will never rise again 👎🏼

[@fliguy41]

Thomas maugeri its called Lake Powell

[@glycelallysondomingo6143]

I thought you were joking when I heard the voice I was like "why is she a girl!??!!"😂

[@alexanderlp8641]

What about lake Chad?? One of the biggest lakes of all time that dried up super fast.

[@donnahudson6756]

So if we are on a big ball with an atmosphere. Where is the water going? Last I was told there is a cycle to water. It evaporates and comes back down evaporates and comes back down

[@janellc900]

Donna Hudson been amazed for a long time that no-one ever mentions this.

[@smokymountain4222]

umm... it looks like the 2000 picture again. awkward

[@mikepierce4657]

The examples are very dated in the video, and placement of the cameras are ridiculous . We should always be a good steward to our planet and im sure there isnt a soul who wants dirty air to breath or contaminated water either, Let's just say the earth warming is real what can man do about it ?, a meer carbon credit purchased from Mr Gore , oh yea that will help...Help Mr Gore purchase a new aircraft maybe. Point is , fear mongering makes money, and cripples the people , play into it and loose everything, People should do there own research NASA is a great place to start.... The average temp of the earth is about 61 degrees and has been about 61 degrees for as long as people have been recording temp, the glaciers always receded and grow back again. Research is easy sheople.

[@reneserpas3443]

Nature WILL work itself out....it always does

[@bestamerica]

Rene Serpas Nature WILL work itself out....it always does ' yeaap... earth is a so beautifully natural globe and perfect weather season

[@jaypearce6743]

Are we sure that getting rid of glaciers is a bad thing? The lush trees and grassy areas looks beautiful.

[@Dracula1999]

one of the best vedio that I have seen 👌👌👌

[@draaztik7161]

Now it's only Covered by trees and grass..... Isn't that a good thing?

[@chriskappler3482]

I know, right?! LOL

[@X340retroX]

"only"

[@naomihelmer6699]

“Now there is almost no snow-the place is covered in trees and grass”. Oh horrors! Trees and grass instead of snow!

[@randomram3491]

Ikr

[@_souldier]

Dude. IMAGINE How these Places LOOK IN 2021. Vanished.

[@patriotkz2784]

good vedeo;) hello!! from Kazakhstan.

[@brianh2159]

Lake Oroville dam just about burst this summer. The drought ended. Another natural cycle...

[@truthurts1692]

She should at least learn to pronounce the place names.

[@boydmerriman]

But do they know what those same glaciers looked like 500 years ago? Or a thousand years ago? Once it covered most of the North American continent, including Canada and half of the United States. From my perspective, it has been melting all these years and we just got started seeing them back a hundred years or so. Isn't this a natural phenomenon? And when you build dams for man made lakes, don't complain if they dry up considering they were never meant to be lakes in the first place. Nature is just saying "I'll do it my way, thank you". Who know, maybe the Matterhorn may get snow back on it again sooner than you think.

[@AMScotty]

Lol, the glaciers have been receding since the last ice age

[@sophiamst2182]

People!! You are commenting staff that can't help the problem that we have made. You are just waiting someone who you believe that could do something. But that someone is you. Only you can help. But there is a problem. Is too late to help. Now we can't do anything. People are stubborn. They believe that there is only them and themselves. You know that I could talk about this for a very long time. Let's just try to change things a little. Let's start having more ecological habits. What am writing, is what am saying to my self. Is not big deal. I think everyone can start having more ecological habits. Take that seriously, cuz our problem is big.

[@giants50]

Sophia Mst when I read this, I was thirsty

[@sophiamst2182]

Taran Tula Yes! That's something that everyone can do!!

[@lizzbeth8119]

its too late to help but is it too late to try?

[@greco-romanfanboi7054]

AtomicStryker no its never to late :)

[@jesse1389]

Sophia Mst i'm trying, but idk how to help lol

[@ouisel421]

reasons why adam and eve shouldnt've ate dat fruit -_-

[@littlellama400]

Yuuri Katsuki XD

[@abrorjon7638]

even if they didn't eat we still be here , it's all destiny

[@jesse1389]

Yuuri Katsuki demo

[@sola9219]

Abror Jon Yeah, we'll still probably be here,but w/o that much of knowledge tho.

[@calaverooga3646]

Yuuri Katsuki how the fuck can relate fictional characters with reality, fucking idiotic way to regurgitate STUPID shit you hear on tv

[@theflash5523]

All I got from this video was that glaciers are losing snow...literally. That's all I got from it.

[@SahilG23]

If you are reading this in 22nd century then i just wanna say. We are Sorry.

[@genehall8895]

All natural. Not one grain of true fact based science. Everything changes with time.

[@Project_Spook]

THANK YOU FOR UNDERSTANDING

[@delson007.]

has it occured to you to think about how big our population is right now and with out technology we are producing more co2 then ever before and cutting most of our trees

[@johnrolannaujero9503]

Yeah it change every time by POLLUTION!!!!

[@2m2a2r2k2]

Some of you need some education. Global warming is natural and comes before an ice age. Even without humans there would be global warming...

[@HughesManHVAC]

You cannot expect everything to stay the same forever, so many brainwashed libtards on this planet

[@WesleyAPEX]

You can’t be serious? The picture of the Alaskan mountain was obviously taken in summer as we can see grass growing on it. Snow melts in the summer folks... and one other thing. A lot of these lakes that are drying up are man made...

[@hellprincess7640]

Both pictures were taken in summer as clearly stated in the video.

[@2136enrique]

*_oh so the ice is shifted to our refrigerators_*

[@zakelsey27]

The funny thing about the Alaska pictures are that the newer Photos have been taken in the summertime when Alaska doesn't have snow on the ground. In Alaska in the summer times it can get up to 75 to 80°.

[@felixjrchua7196]

Its nature why you blame human being

[@rumpoet]

wow, global warming make alaska beautiful

[@foxx13533]

In 1928 the drought had gone on for so long the the U.S. Suffered something called "the dust bowl". In 1984 much of the U.S. was suffering from flooding. In 1013 we were at the bottom of the drought curve just like the time of the dust bowl. The difference is we had been irrigating the plains. Give it fifty years and we will be back to flooding in the Midwest.

[@Tijn_V]

2018 Was the last time I saw snow in my country edit: yay i finally got snow in 2021

[@davemaclfc41]

Soon as i seen the letters NASA i turned off!! the earth will repair itself over time... it was here long before man and will be here long after man...

[@joy8bigten30]

you have to compare at same time or season

[@trl4563]

The colors of the grass and sky has changed....and also the time that the sun sets in the summer....I noticed back in the 80's down south eastern standard time,,in the summer,,it got dark at 10:10pm. Now it gets dark around 8:30-8:45pm...now up in the northern part of the US,,,it gets dark at 10:10pm.

[@mseven1361]

Some of these photos are around a century ago, they have changed less than other parts of the world where many towns didn't exist a century ago. Also the one in California with the bridge it said that was during a drought so it was a picture of an extreme case. The earth only has a specific amount of water so it has to go somewhere, water can't disappear and leave earth.

[@deeppurple3489]

It's called polar shift and there's nothing we can do about it.

[@my3dviews]

What polar shift? The poles only vary slightly over thousands of year, not within 20 or 100 years like the changes in the video.

[@my3dviews]

@Comrade Stalin What has magnetic pole shift got to do with anything in the video?

[@my3dviews]

@Comrade Stalin No, it doesn't. Did you just make that up?

[@thedeadlygames9716]

@@my3dviews yes it does bruh. Just look it up. That why we been seeing these polar vortexes. Data has shown them to be getting worse as the time moves on. Same as wildfires.

[@cheeno-slowed2104]

3:22 I am proud to be a Pakistani because God is with us

[@theseer6212]

i think the landscapes have changed for the better

[@JayRenn]

Picture A, huge block of dirty ice. Picture B, beautiful and useful land.

[@BeastFromTheEastMj]

How come this is chalked up to humans doing it. Is it ever going to be that?. It's just cause the world is changing cause it has always changed and always will be. Some yes human fault but everything seems to be our fault.

[@LISCTR]

I stopped watching at #5 when I realized these pictures have been doctored. In the first place it’s called Lake Powell, not Powell Lake. In the second place, I’ve been there every year for the past 14 years and it has only gone up and down 20 or 30 feet. It is definitely not the dried up, fake picture you see in this video. The lake almost disappeared?! Lol. Yeah. Fake video.

[@jobassett7395]

Changes with almost 100 years in-between, no big deal. That's nature. Changes within a 1 year span? Yes, that's alarming.

[@kevinwoodard6571]

The real story: Despite what they have just shown here, the global temperature is 1 or 2 degrees lower in 2018 than one century or 150 years before. Same with Co2 levels, as they have dropped some in the last century also. The so-called weather experts need to get it through their heads already!!!

[@StuWC3]

It was interesting to see the photo differences but could have done with out the commentary that kept blaming humans for every change. Sounded like a bunch of liberal BS to me.

[@Folker46590]

Yeah the idiots act like they believe the Earth doesn't change unless humans are involved. Try telling them the Earth is still coming out of the last Ice Age (about 12,000 years ago, more or less) and they look at you like you're speaking Greek or something, they just don't understand what you're talking about. Morons. The Earth has been hotter then it is now, it's a natural cycle and there is NOTHING humans can do to stop it, we can only adapt to it.

[@jenniferrhoades8956]

Exactly. The earth changes with or without us. Tectonic plates shift without our permission and intervention. Magnetic fields change and wetlands become deserts and vice versa. I would have just like to have seen the NASA photos without the propaganda, thanks.

[@juliananderson9665]

Stu Carden Did you notice how they didn't use the same dates? It's almost like they sorted through a bunch of photos and selected the ones that APPEAR to support their agenda. But I'm sure they'd NEVER do THAT. Lol

[@D0NCH33T0]

Yeah the commentary is a little extra. It's not an immediate threat unless there's a flood somewhere.

[@LordGadwin]

maybe pick up a Textbook some time.

[@SchmooLife]

The earth warms and cools over and over again and in another 100 those lakes and glaciers will be right back

[@bestamerica]

SchmooLife The earth warms and cools over and over again and in another 100 those lakes and glaciers will be right back ' earth is a soo beautifuuulllyyy globe and perfect weather season

[@danielbeaulieu7627]

False, it will take very long time, in order 10,000 year and we have to stop dumping CO2 in the atmosphere. When the sea ice will be all melt, the land ice will melt and the rise of the sea level will 2 or 3 time faster than now. The sea level was much more lower, in 10,000 year earlier. Ice was many 100 miles dow to the north pole. Mamouth was alive at this time. Do not mix climate change with weather day by day , as Trump does...

[@danielbeaulieu7627]

Phtos is only 100 years apart, imagine a 10,000 years....

[@gustru2078]

Ça sert à rien d'essayer de les raisonner. Ils comprennent rien et ils veulent pas comprendre non plus. Sont tous parano en pensant que c'est une espèce de grosse conspiration de "la gauche" ou des "globalistes" et ça leur donne le goût de polluer encore plus. Ils sont caves à ce point-là

[@peartfaldo]

wow. someone drank the cool aid.

[@OctJean]

Ok seriously? As a native Arizonan #5 just ticks me off! First of all it's called Lake Powell, I've NEVER heard of "Powell Lake", and second of all, Lake Powell ALWAYS does that! Like EVERY summer the water table drops! We DO live in a desert after all AND Arizona has been experiencing MASSIVE droughts for the past decade or so!

[@applicareinc]

Have people forgotten that the country of Greenland was once tropical many years ago? This was long before there was cars

[@StandWithRussia]

this is stupid because how we to know that the old photos were not taking in winter and the new ones in summer? i can do that now and have similar results simply by taking same photo in 2 different seasons

[@nomadbound9610]

I just left lake powel can attest that it is drying up. Its crazy the docks are so high above the water now

[@jonnynelson5734]

Yeah, I wasn't impressed by the Matterhorn or other mountains that lost snow. We don't know the season. The dramatic receding of glaciers is scary tho. Tho it can be good. More plant life for the wildlife! And some of that looks farmable soon.

[@windsong1a]

I know that's true. I was there in 2000 and went back about 10 years later and was shocked. However, at one time there was NO lake there at all....only a river. I still do not believe in man made cause global warming or "climate change" as they now call it. Even if it is man caused there is nothing we can do about it unless we want to give up our current life styles and go back to the caveman days.

[@hamishgaffaney5323]

In about half the she says the months there takin in, the ones were she dosnt i would suspect she dosnt know the exact dates

[@tommy2199100]

Yeah

[@hassanshaikh3451]

Who the hell said global warming isn't real?

[@user-gh6xh2hn2x]

Hassan Shaikh The retarded humans!

[@torsion627]

climate change is real but human aren't the main cause. the main contributer of climate change is the sun and it's solar flairs

[@Liam-sj2gm]

Kyenxos thank you.

[@torsion627]

Kyenxos the green house gas effect only work if the world was flat and twice the distance from the sun.

[@torsion627]

Kyenxos no it is correct

[@rdsieben]

Aral Sea reduction is not due to global warming but diversion of rivers that flowed into it during the 1960s.

[@MrAnondi]

My favrite country is Alaska and I love the fireplace in winter

[@desislavakoleva6866]

It's so sad how we change the world 😢😢

[@kimberlyasliedicky3904]

Jîmîn Parķ ayyeee ARMY 🙋🙋

[@yardanar6066]

Jîmîn Parķ armyyyy

[@cloggedcp6961]

Jîmîn Parķ Im sorry if you feel that way. How about you put down your phone throw away all your belonging and go live out in the fucking bush for the rest of your meaningless life. Change is good.

[@kamalkafley4007]

Adam Hartshorn hahaha

[@justsomeawesomedude2608]

Jîmîn Parķ Not me other people. I still water my garden to make it look like a small forest :), and of course where I'm from is still snow a lot, probably way more than USA, and still have beautiful landscape.

[@Angel-hn6wk]

Heres 1 manipulated photo. And heres another manipulated photo. And this is the reasonwhy.....ok...:)

[@peppsize]

Angel 666 Apk

[@rylandjohnson1873]

Interesting, love your videos.

[@tardigrade9493]

"...the place is covered by trees and grass." Sounds good like natural variance.