How Earth Would Look If All The Ice Melted | Science Insider

We learned last year that many of the effects of climate change are irreversible. Sea levels have been rising at a greater rate year after year, and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimates they could rise by another meter or more by the end of this century.
As National Geographic showed us in 2013, sea levels would rise by 216 feet if all the land ice on the planet were to melt. This would dramatically reshape the continents and drown many of the world's major cities.
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How Earth Would Look If All The Ice Melted | Science Insider

[@drdapprace2030]

Lesson learned : dont put your capitol city next to the sea

[@blackSUAAAVE]

These were done back in the day, before land transportation became more efficient. Major cities needed to be accessible by boat, for port trade and shipping. This is why NYC, Chicago, Detroit are so big....even though they are cold as shit. Of course, 150 years ago, global warming wasn't a thought of concept.

[@ra_alf9467]

We did

[@pedro3509]

🤣

[@idontknoww9032]

Someonelse doodles yes

[@samthesham5294]

@@blackSUAAAVE In addition to becoming the most wealthy and powerful cities. Like the Nile River was a Major link to the wealth of Egypt and its very livelihood. Excellent for trade .Those cities inland are far behind in industry and trade and not as wealthy. Even tourist industry are much more higher in sea port cities as people love views of the seas and oceans. They want to look out their windows and see the oceans up close and personal. Which is so foolish not giving Thought some day the water may Claim the land .or at least Overflow when it Rains for Days.The water has No place else to go once the pool is Full. And when the banks overflow and flood walls and levees over flow. No place for the water to go but inland covering Everything

[@AllHailThe9]

Flat earthers be like "don't worry, the water will fall of the edges"

[@JoSi_04305]

No it protected by a ice wall.... O shit no ice wall anymore everything will fall of in to the void

[@LAwigTalk]

LoL they better hope so

[@Aewon84]

Joëlle Signet Don't worry. The Wall isn't just ice. It's also made of magic to prevent... Oh, wait. Wrong world!

[@klairdelun456]

Lol!!!!

[@omega999yt9]

Do u wanna go to space

[@espman7]

“Hey, at least australia has a big lake!”

[@user-pinckneysux]

So does California’s Central Valley!

[@Shmiah]

This is great but we need more. Maybe a website where you could zoom in to your area to see the possible destruction as well as 'now' and 'possibly later' or 'soon if we don't change' images

[@JakeKoenig]

It would take several thousand years for the ice caps to melt completely. But the "climate crisis" lobby leaves those kinds of details out of the conversation. There is no possible scenario where the sea level will rise more than a half-centimeter in our lifetime just from global warming alone. But hey, we really need to worry about the 2800s, sea levels might be up 2 or 3 feet by then!! Oh my god, someone please think of the children.

[@rutheeacosta]

Yea but for us Florida residents were surrounded by water and we already flood now so that’s expected that we’d be taken over by water Sadly this isn’t our planet 🌎 we’re all literally stuck here couldn’t leave if we wanted to and mother earth is going to do what she does best, could we change things?? Possibly but from past events Mother Earth and mother nature are in control

[@TheKillerNinja11]

So we watched this in my science class and my teacher said "if China got flooded where do all the people go" and this kid in the back says "underwater"

[@Thatguy-nh4by]

Lol

[@airuisheng1611]

Most of Shanghai is only a metre or two above sea level.

[@eviljef]

That actually made me laugh out loud.

[@graymikep64]

what are you twelve years old you're f****** teachers are teaching you something that nobody can prove. Question what the f*** is it what are you talking about your teacher told you did you know teachers are wrong too by the way the climatologists are not in agreeance it's they don't even know why is everybody on here saying that this is happening in their learning in school or somebody said do you don't the only know it's freaking globalist that want this s*** to happen or it won't happen but just telling you they were trying to control you as a person grow up

[@TheKillerNinja11]

+Michael “Trucking” Gray umm I'm just saying something I thought was funny that a kid said I don't know what you're talking about to be perfectly honest

[@pengu6288]

If all the ice melted Greenland will actually be Green.

[@forpurposes3168]

🙂

[@pengu6288]

@@sniped8926 was I pretending to be real?

[@jesusmarin95]

Yeah man and 70 percent of canada would now be habitable , idk what people keep being so negative, bigger forests could grow in the north and more lakes with fresh water would appear

[@hamzaharoon9498]

Seriously the bruhify army is taking over

[@Rose_Butterfly98]

But Iceland still wouldn't be Ice

[@ChristopherSibert]

WATERWORLD! You could go scuba diving and visit the underwater city of Miami!

[@OptimisticCynic715]

Did that movie ever explain why there was so much water? There were no ice caps in dinosaur times. Some coastal cities would get hit, but otherwise like 80+% of the land is still there.

[@equinox2655]

It doesn’t even look that bad lol

[@d2mcgill]

How’d you forget Canada?!? They have a lot of water and waterways…. And all the towns are new and near a waterway

[@taotaoliu2229]

Victoria and Vancouver, BC would be well underwater, along with Charlottetown, PEI, and the St. Lawrence River would expand to destroy Montreal. Meanwhile, Fredericton, NB would be totally decimated by the Atlantic Ocean. Toronto’s elevation would be just high enough to prevent flooding, while Ottawa could be perfectly at sea level. Halifax, NS would still be above sea level thanks to its high hills, while St. Johns, NL would also be just above sea level. Also, the amount of water draining into Lake Ontario may flood the Niagara Gorge and disrupt Niagara Falls.

[@d2mcgill]

@@taotaoliu2229 thank you. That’s truly unsettling to think about.

[@jmatt98]

They’ll be fine

[@user-tp6sb6lq5f]

No one cares about Canada

[@spacecadet8888]

It would be interesting to also understand the impacts to Hudson bay and the territories given all the river systems there, etc

[@Rickey1]

The world: *sinks* Netherlands: First time?

[@patolenho3732]

the problem is that trough a cycle of millions of years the ice metls, and the coastlines get flooded. Soo we may need to take action in the future or all the coast cities are gonna flood.

[@roanbeers]

The netherland won’t fload

[@PixelRyzl]

@@roanbeers All the water would be gone

[@patolenho3732]

@@dante6055 Unviable for the time being, because most countries in the world still need to use fossil fuels, maybe in the future, 20/40 years we could be able to stop using it completely.

[@ederromagna716]

Kkkkk

[@banu6301]

not even water wants to come to romania

[@wolfder6661]

Alex Ban oh come on can't be that bad in Romania

[@cucuipaul8512]

Nah dude, it stopped at Moldova

[@LihaciuChannel]

Romania is unbreakable

[@redditstories1709]

good for us

[@donevinfrownfelter9434]

A Very Kind Guy u know the ice already takes up mass right?

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

For all the ice at the poles to melt, there must be a few degrees rise in global temperatures. That leads to ice melting but also increased surface water evaporation (from oceans and lakes) around the globe. This means an increase in humidity and rain fall. This means that more deserts will turn into forests rich in vegetation and trees that consume lots of water and more ground water around the globe. Not all of the polar ice will end up in the ocean……

[@doomoo5365]

That could really spur a back to Africa movement since the Southern States look pretty Swampy except for the Piedmont and Appalachia

[@62Cristoforo]

How would the displacement of trillions of tons of ice, now melted into water, affect the distribution of Earth’s weight and mass? What was once concentrated at both poles will eventually melt and spread out away from poles toward the equator, or at least spread out evenly over Earth’s surface. What affect, if any, will this difference in weight distribution make to earth’s rotational speed?

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

@@62Cristoforo Read my comment again. Evaporation and rain fall due to the warmer temperatures will increase precipitation over deserts and dry lands. It will also increase air humidity. Not all the water will end up permanently in the ocean. The weight redistribution due to the loss of ice caps would affect Earth’s spin and even tilt, but those have been dynamic for as long as Earth existed. Earth is a dynamic eco system. Scientists have been talking about global warming for decades. Show me one major coastal city that lost any coast line??? Miami, Kuwait City, Venice, Alexandria, Perth, Istanbul, San Diego, New York?? We must reduce our reliance on petroleum for many good reasons. However, it is not the reason for climate change. Most of it is indeed natural. Politicians use the issue to charge taxes and win votes..

[@willdejong7763]

@@62Cristoforo It would slow down the rotational rate, so the days would get a little longer.

[@nononsensedragon9438]

What would happen if the polar ice caps ended up at the equators?

[@TroubledTrooper]

Denmark: Scandinavia I dont feel so good Norway: huh?

[@blazemachine2257]

No one: Florida: But if you close your eyes...

[@astrxcy]

LOL

[@thatperson278]

*"IT ALMOST FEELS LIKE NOTHING HAS CHANGED AT ALLL"*

[@crusty_cookie3099]

@@thatperson278 But If You Close your eyes

[@sheddit6533]

@@thatperson278 IT ALMOST FEELS LIKE YOU'VE BEEN HERE BEFORE~

[@oofintic5734]

*-HOW I AM GONNA BE AN OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THIS-*

[@arcavenger4556]

As a man from Adelaide, Australia im just happy to be included in something worldwide.

[@dilipkumar1038]

Proud_moment😂😂

[@JohnnyNagaSins]

You Aussies are always hilarious mate🤧🤣😆

[@IntrovertedOreo]

At least its something 😂

[@iimaryx5062]

Same I’m from Houston texas USA

[@racketman2u]

You're lucky, mate; over on New Zealand it seems we get covered by a blizzard in the shape of a Business Insider logo.

[@rgx4306]

The thing missing is that, it will be a lot hotter and humid

[@randymancan8186]

I mean we kinda figured that

[@Wildman-lc3ur]

Some areas could actually become more arid

[@ThatOneScups]

Antarctica: "Nope-" **gets melted** "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-------"

[@ploptart4649]

Me: "I see Colorado is safe" KZbin: "also recommended: what happens when Yellowstone erupts"

[@CrisLopezVlogs]

lol

[@RandomZex]

@Hi Bye Bangladesh (/bæŋləˈdɛʃ/;[15] Bengali: বাংলাদেশ, pronounced [ˈbaŋlaˌdeʃ] (About this soundlisten)), officially the People's Republic of Bangladesh, is a country in South Asia. It is the eighth-most populous country in the world, with a population exceeding 163 million people, in an area of 148,560 square kilometres (57,360 sq mi),[7] making it one of the most densely populated countries in the world. Bangladesh shares land borders with India to the west, north, and east, Myanmar to the southeast, and the Bay of Bengal to the south. It is narrowly separated from Nepal and Bhutan by the Siliguri Corridor, and from China by the Indian state of Sikkim in the north, respectively. Dhaka, the capital and largest city, is the nation's economic, political, and cultural hub. Chittagong, the largest seaport is the second-largest city.

[@BreadAB]

@@RandomZex ok?

[@RandomZex]

@@BreadAB dude he deleted it so u won't understand

[@Rhakjellg]

@@RandomZex hey im from there :D

[@graphiquejack]

Thanks for not even showing anything clear about Canada.

[@jaxongillespie6618]

Canada would be much more live able in this scenario America would have much of its south flooded so we might need to expand northXD

[@anshrx9]

Becoz trudeau will be there

[@jacoblee8989]

We mostly have mountains and hills

[@toddsmith8534]

palm trees warm sunny beachs

[@torbenmrk410]

Blame Canada, Blame Canada, Because it isn't a real country anyway..😂😂 At least that what the south park song says😂❤

[@shanewatson8581]

I would love to see this done again but slowed down and zoomed in closer. Im from Adelaide also but in the foot hills. Im wonder if I will have an ocean view in the future 🤔

[@DarkSim77]

Not in your lifetime..

[@user-pinckneysux]

Be nice if we had some references to our current elevations, etc… above sea level😮

[@Hollowdude15]

I never knew the earth would look like that if all the ice was melted and awesome video man :]

[@jmendez2459]

Nobody: Florida: *A D I O S*

[@florida9962]

𝚍𝚞𝚍𝚎 𝚠𝚑𝚢 𝚞 𝚔𝚎𝚎𝚙 𝚖𝚊𝚔𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚖𝚎 𝚜𝚙𝚎𝚊𝚔 𝚏𝚕𝚞𝚎𝚗𝚝 𝚎𝚞𝚛𝚘𝚙𝚎𝚊𝚗 𝚜𝚙𝚊𝚗𝚒𝚜𝚑 𝚡𝚍

[@myvrtualangel]

@@florida9962 Florida, why are you speaking like that?

[@florida9962]

@@myvrtualangel ((I have two different fonts This is if I'm my human 𝚃𝚑𝚒𝚜 𝚒𝚜 𝚒𝚏 𝙸'𝚖 𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚞𝚊𝚕𝚕𝚢 𝚏𝚕𝚘𝚛𝚒𝚍𝚊

[@myvrtualangel]

@@florida9962 actually... *I am Maryland because my name is similar than Maryland*

[@myvrtualangel]

@@florida9962 This is if I'm human Þhı§ ï§ ïf Įm æćťûæĺļý Mæřýłæñđ

[@jeremykyles567]

I live in Antarctica, shit

[@robert04872]

What? What do you, fucking self-generate fire?

[@faithbreaker]

Zefram Cochrane you must be fun at parties

[@jeremykyles567]

Steve S it was a typo.

[@jojolozano]

Jeremy kyles i understooood what he way saying

[@jimbofergus]

How is your internet speed out there?

[@tennishd61]

If you put an icecube or two into a glass and mark the water level and let it melt, the level of the water doesn’t go up it stays the same.

[@TheCreativemammal]

Title should be updated, "How the Earth WILL look WHEN all the ice melts"

[@kucing_madura4416]

Netherland: 50% weed 50% sea 100% seaweed

[@Princess_Narii]

Haha people that think the netherlands would be gone... We have been building walls to protect ourselfs against the rising sea levels for Decades We have so much experience and technologic improvements against the Rising sea levels. There will be a giant wall around the borders of the netherlands to protect us from the rising waters If any country will still be standing its the netherlands!!!

[@slavicgopnik7916]

@@Princess_Narii no one cares

[@modernmyths5133]

@@slavicgopnik7916 on the contrary, if this claim is true, i feel many would care, however what no one cares for, is a comment claiming that no one cares good sir or madam

[@royyark2896]

I see you are a Drew Durnil fan, me too.

[@kerikyl]

@@Princess_Narii it's probably just a joke.

[@ryaninkachandra952]

Florida * sinks Archeologist 100 or more years later : we probalbly have discovered atlantis

[@jimzacka3805]

The Atlantis of disasters prone to hurricanes

[@tylerswint2695]

@Ben Long america is an insanely advanced civilization sooo...

[@mdctt9021]

Or florida man

[@andrewmannson7543]

Florida man: So you've found out my secret

[@capnsteele3365]

@@tylerswint2695 no,

[@richard84738]

Checks for my home city: still there. Nice. *Proceeds to crank up A/C and relax*

[@SSS-ie6mh]

They trying to make you forget that Antarctica exists.

[@analienfromouterspace]

Yep lol, 85% of fresh water too!

[@rosh9414]

Moral of the story: Start taking Swimming classes

[@genghiskhan.2265]

Ya gonna need it

[@Rainlilyisaweetflower]

I saw my city drowning too 😂😭

[@dividd7543]

😂😂😂

[@TheMatyas23]

or build swiming city from all plastic bottles

[@artisticwitch11]

Fun fact: I actually am bc I can’t swim

[@marisolsmedley]

2:17 there's still ice in Alaska

[@Someone-by6jm]

thats mountains's snow

[@wiry9395]

thats canada but ok

[@1david1r47]

@@wiry9395 alaska lmao

[@GB_B]

someone snow is small ice particles

[@rpggaming-pubgm1442]

It's Mountains

[@marcusfossa6695]

How cool, in a century there will be lost underwater cities.

[@trbolvr]

It's honestly not as bad as I thought it would be.

[@OptimisticCynic715]

Waterworld was so silly. There were no ice caps for most of Earth's history. Dinosaur times, etc. Huge coastal cities would be in trouble, but that's about it.

[@XrGrimreap3rX]

So my house will become beach front property, should be a good selling point

[@Tiernan422]

FulfMubLana, lol

[@CAMacKenzie]

So, where is your house, that it would be beachfront?

[@robertwallace8401]

dammit...Las Vegas would still be desert. I was hoping California would slide into the ocean. Son of a bitch. Gimme a drink!

[@virginmaterial4175]

Same here. I'm from Bengal

[@jacobh9487]

Midwest will still be a giant box of Corn Flakes. Nothing ever changes, being in the middle.

[@martinxy1291]

Ice: *melts* Florida man: BRING IT ON

[@captainyolowaffle3160]

*drinks budlight*

[@acanadiancapitalist2107]

Nothing can stop him

[@skojebus7874]

the men of florida will build a wall around florida to stop the water

[@benwilson1088]

They would Water World that up, so fast with a smile on their face.

[@OfficialEntertainnmentHub]

its ok they can just shoot the water

[@richtarechjakub]

As a man from Czechia, I'm happy we'll have the Northern and Baltic sea closer.

[@bobclifton8021]

There's an extreme lack of a problem here, because all of earth's ice can't melt. In higher altitudes it remains too cold for melting. The extremes at the north and south poles also prevent melting.

[@willdejong7763]

It can't happen, you say? What if I told you that it already had happened, several times long ago, when the Earth was hotter? The poles didn't have ice from 150 to 50 million years ago. The last peak high temperatures were seen probably 55 million years ago, during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum. It got even hotter than that 92 million years ago, during the Cretaceous Hot Greenhouse peak. During each of these peaks the Earth's surface temperatures were over 10 degrees F over the temperatures needed to completely melt the polar ice.

[@bobclifton8021]

And you were there to verify that, right? Just a little over a thousand years ago it was warm enough that the Vikings had colonies there that grew crops and raised livestock. Then a big freeze hit and drove them south to Iceland for a period of time.@@willdejong7763

[@dawnchiasson8099]

Apparently nothing will happen in Canada...or perhaps the creators of this content forgot that there's a huge chunk of North America to the north of America....

[@Fengzula]

+Dawn Chiasson Yeah lol

[@marsultor3044]

+Dawn Chiasson Canada might not be as affected because we have a Mountain range along all three coasts. These mountain ranges also could make predicting sea level rise in Canada much harder.

[@johnalexander651]

+Mars Ultor Vancouver, Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal? Canada's 3 biggest cities will be under water. It would destroy the majority of the Canadian economy and population.

[@marsultor3044]

John Alexander What I really should have said is that because of the Hilly terrain it may be harder for them to predict what will happen up here.

[@antoinerobinson1728]

+Mars Ultor eehhhhh not really, i mean the St.Laurence would rise well enough and if Seattle is gone then so is Vancouver.

[@aidanfehr7660]

I appreciate the lack of Canada in this video but the focus on America. Good job.

[@supermagnificence7503]

Aidan Fehr #sarcasm.

[@karlsaleh4157]

Aidan Fehr You can see that we're not gonna too affected. Only NFL, PEI, and all of Montreal will be drowned from what I can see.

[@andrewanderson1332]

Karl Saleh i think everywhere around the great lakes will flood. Half of nunavut. ect

[@mortyjames5897]

Aidan Fehr It's just moose and polar bears up there though, right?

[@karlsaleh4157]

Morti 1​ I didn't know moose and polar bear went on KZbin.

[@HaleyMary]

When the ice melts will that affect the coastlines along Canada, as well? Like Vancouver, Victoria, PEI, Nova Scotia?

[@bucbuc472]

Super! I cant wait!

[@curingyou]

Houston, we have a problem.

[@theiceelemental2770]

LOL XD

[@jodysteck322]

Ain't that the fire trucking truth.

[@UnusuallyUseful]

I live in Houston

[@jr-ny9vh]

Conductor we have a problem.

[@classicalsexyphonist]

we all do incase u havenr notice he said ALLL THE ICE which also means the ice in stores and etc._.

[@untameddog5879]

1:53 Florida was like aight, imma head out.

[@wheelchairtrash722]

And that is good

[@diyadeepak5838]

I live in Miami. I was planning to live there forever. And I oop-

[@korporalkb7651]

@XxAahilxX Gaming r/wooshwith4os

[@subermanification]

Florida took 6 seconds to go underwater.

[@ReviloAnimations]

@@xxaahilxx how is that a woosh...

[@brianshockley6429]

Me in middle of Nebraska…watching news 📰 “oh no 😟” *eating popcorn 🍿 * lol

[@johnrussell2003]

Yeah, me also in Nebraska and more worried about the supervolcano known as Yellowstone National Park erupting and covering me in hot ash! Lol

[@suijuris8518]

Here's the thing...current water levels already take into account large land masses with weight of ice piled on top. If all ice melts on Greenland, then Greenland doesn't push down on the mantle it's resting on as much...do it rises (moves farther from earth center)...that means water level drops by exactly the amount that will fill into the basins. So there might be changes but not like you've projected. Nice video though...too bad it's wrong.

[@anorthosite]

Nice (kitchen-sink) comprehension of actual Earth Science: During Glacial maxima (when half of North America, and Large parts of Eurasia, were covered in thick glacier), World sea levels were more than (on average) 400 feet lower than today. When continental glaciers melt: Crustal isostatic uplift (post glaciation) occurs MUCH more slowly than sea-level rise does. That's why the lower Saint Lawrence River Valley, (NY/VT) Lake Champlain, and Central Maine were temporarily inundated by salt water. But then returned to fresh-water regime, once the crust rebounded back above (post-melt) sea level. And Glacial Ice is about 1/3 the density of crustal bedrock: 3000 ft glacier thickness depresses the crust about 1000 ft. But ONLY in regions of actual Glaciation (away from the edge of the Ice Sheet, the crust actually flexes Upward, from the nearby downward pressure). Holocene Global sea-level rise (Gradually, hundreds of feet) was from Million-plus cubic miles of continental ice sheet melting off of LAND, into the World Ocean. Affecting sea level around the planet, including those (majority) areas that weren't glaciated. [Mic Drop]

[@justrosbief3828]

The netherlands has left the chat

[@erikvandermeulen6968]

@Numan Biswas Nobody is more stubborn than the Netherlanders. Their brilliant engineers will always protect them from the North Sea.

[@zepicklejho8105]

Hah! Take that Netherlands.......Wait I live there sh*t

[@KevinJohnson-jc9ju]

and has Canada

[@expochic4195]

Netherlands are higher place?

[@randar1969]

@@erikvandermeulen6968 the water will come... from Belgium.

[@ErnestJay88]

People in Beijing "Finally we don't need to travel hundreds of KM to see the beach, we are coastal city now"

[@WildPotaot2]

mongolia: ;-;

[@anthonytomasula3773]

Beijing would be under water everyone there would always be at the sea

[@kugul1683]

And the town of Braunschweig...

[@germanyfirstamericanforste8179]

Berlin is on an Island

[@FyodorEdition]

@Martin Casinillo thats what i thought

[@MikeDavis-bp4fb]

Hey, are there any credits for the music in this video, sounds really good I’d like to hear more of it!

[@shanep5121]

This looks awesome.

[@einsteindoanigo9643]

Florida: *SINKS* Ariel and Nemo and their friends in Walt Disney World: *Under da sea*

[@niccolodeparmapanini2036]

Florida fish does meth then robs a shark with a toaster

[@Epsilon_Rue]

Underrated comment

[@niccolodeparmapanini2036]

@@K4yla23 why not? it's florida even under water

[@MehIgotnothing]

@@niccolodeparmapanini2036 😂

[@terrybardy2848]

Not in Disneyland!

[@aashiv93]

Japan: "Thought we were in danger there for a second but it's fine. We are fine."

[@TheRealKoolKrunxhyKarrot]

It might be not fine

[@chinguunerdenebadrakh7022]

I mean, from what I saw, about 40 million people in Greater Tokyo will go down, as well as about 20 million around Osaka.

[@LeCatte]

No tis not fine, those are major industrial complexes underwater, several gov administration buildings, etc. In short, since a lot of wealth is concentrated in Tokyo, it'll be hell for the economy.

[@VVVHHHSSS]

NERV will handle it

[@thomasbloomfield732]

@@VVVHHHSSS based comment

[@rBox.]

The Dutch are going to have nightmares for weeks after seeing this

[@alicechew2906]

Let's wait and see in future.

[@paulskillman6634]

Australia could use a few more lakes.

[@Ballaurena13]

That's what I was thinking too.

[@wheretfami582]

Nah mate the fakn sharks are gonna slowly make their way on land

[@milleroting2764]

paul skillman I

[@peterlazar678]

paul skillman habitat for salt water crocs

[@rickavory]

Florida is just erased from existance

[@zea5340]

AnimalTASTIC TV Someone's mad

[@Aozora_Sonikku]

Someone's triggered lol

[@slo2319]

That's what they get for choosing trump

[@holliscarney2280]

iwannadie louisiana too

[@benkid600]

iwannadie lol

[@jeffbguarino]

The inland sea in Australia would be good. The water from it would evaporate and cause rail and make the desert green. This would happen in Africa also. I think the livable area of the Earth would be much increased and the arable land would be increased a lot also.

[@Heavywall70]

This video is 8 years old, I lived at sea level then I live in the same place at sea level now. All along the coasts there are MASSIVE billion dollar LNG being built by companies that expect them to be in use for many decades. I bet they be surprised when they find them underwater

[@ascendingone]

Haha, they won't. The climate crisis is a hoax

[@OptimisticCynic715]

Obama building expensive monuments to himself a few feet from the ocean. Obama doesn't seem concerned.

[@davidayarra3129]

at least africa will have water

[@issatarouf4316]

😂😂

[@Maewyn07]

so 1 good thing can come out of this.

[@davidayarra3129]

+spycrab 2, actually, cause florida wont exist anymore

[@Maewyn07]

David Ayarra i dont care mate africa will have water!

[@phoenixsheesh7050]

That's not really something to joke about

[@DJ-xr5wb]

every body get drinking, bit by bit we can do this

[@rezapishkar3181]

we have to piss at the same time

[@notoriousredandyellow2479]

The Elder 😂😂

[@branenmachinen671]

we will piss in bottles and launch them in space

[@genericaluser1239]

Branen Machinen Imagine an alien finding all those piss bottles..

[@samuelefesoa7317]

That won't change anything. you know what they call the water cycle? Maybe in centuries we should send excess water to Mars it needs it the most

[@stevedyches4635]

Ever wonder how much deeper the oceans would be if not for all of the sea sponges? More SpongeBobs would solve the rising sea level problem. I will be patiently awaiting my accolades.

[@lubomirlokos3474]

In my opinion, if they showed it on a static map and only with the animation of the water surface, without any motion and dimming effects, it would be much clearer and therefore better.

[@_darkcloud]

Music makes it more terrifying.

[@bublla__7913]

bit arabian like europe at that point

[@paulsinclair3753]

It's only terrifying if you're gullible enough to believe this scenario will happen.

[@ludrawssometimes4428]

i was on mute and i flipped out

[@djkaibaxter419]

@@paulsinclair3753 at our current rate, it would take 10,000 years for Antarctica and Greenland to melt to produce enough to flood the world.

[@demigodgamez]

Earth's Ice: *melts* Philippines: *submarine mode*

[@kianemosende9535]

hahahahhahaha

[@danigeo247videoslosdomingo4]

But..... Me: *puts a glass of water on the freezer* Also me: *NOW WE HAVE ICE :)* ©️Hello everyone

[@demigodgamez]

@@danigeo247videoslosdomingo4 Ah yes. We have to put Earth in the freezer. Great idea, brudda.

[@danigeo247videoslosdomingo4]

@@demigodgamez I am SMORT :)

[@demigodgamez]

@@danigeo247videoslosdomingo4 "No you are not, Mokey. You're a fool! A fool like everyone else, Mokey."

[@tommyj6481]

It's not so bad, most ice seems to be beneath the sea level so when it melts it'll actually shrink it's volume by approx 8% which should account for the top layer which is only approx 100m high on average to even out....and maybe even the ocean level would drop a bit?

[@50windycity]

now that would be cool to see

[@pepegasadge2977]

You forgot The North and South Pole!

[@NoName-oj5km]

are you serious?

[@pepegasadge2977]

Lukas Safi It was a joke. Don't tell anyone.

[@NoName-oj5km]

+Magnus Seidenfaden i wont. i promise

[@thegooner-49]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂👏 👏 👏

[@marian1016]

you're actually right with the south Pole... Antarctica has a Solid Base which would come to light when all the ice lying above would be gone

[@ctrain8900]

80% of the comments: oH iLl hAVe bEacH fRonT PropRrTY 19%: At least Florida's gone 1%: This is a crisis we gotta do something

[@DanielW607]

Exactly

[@giladlapid4002]

We cannot do anything about it. It will happen anyway

[@pjc3519]

Ctrain 8 it’s not a crisis tho we can just build lol

[@ctrain8900]

@@pjc3519 you must be pretty daft

[@shanemeyer7989]

We don't know what daft means other than it has something to do with a punk

[@TalRohan]

I wrote some software that did this some years ago, from what I can see your's is a conservative estimate of the total ice available, it also doesnt appear to take into account the volumetric change due to heating all that water. I did some research into gas concentrations and how that might also change volumes at these kind of numbers but Gases tend to fit inbetween water molecules and actually don't make any real measurable difference.

[@kexcz8276]

0:38 good I live in Czechia, phew! :D Really glad for our mountains! :3

[@xNekoMimi99]

Holy shit my entire country just vanishes and turns into Atlantis

[@AlexiusGaming]

Denmark?

[@xNekoMimi99]

The Netherlands

[@AlexiusGaming]

Oh ok, well my country (Denmark) gets a bit fucked aswell.

[@freezerounds]

The state I live in gets completely submerged.

[@SeeEmPunk]

Gay Jesus Florida?

[@fenomfangx]

I'm a little confused, by showing Florida disappearing from the map, aren't they saying Climate Change is a positive thing?

[@MrCurlykid1]

***** 4 Seasons? You must live in the American north east. The majority of the planet does NOT experience 4 seasons, barely 2. High five, you are stumbling over your own horseshit. Any bum with a passport that has traveled the world knows that not everywhere has 4 seasons, lol. Enjoy sitting in that trailer park of yours, isn't the Price is right on? Get back to watching your lover Drew Carey.

[@Spaceflightlover2010]

fenomfangx There is nothing wrong with Florida, its all the out of state assholes who live there.

[@eugenegray4184]

MrCurlykid1 first off most off the population on earth has 4 seasons most of china does and there is 1.2 billion people live there global warming is bull shit way to scare people out of there money so they can raise rates on shit for the rich to get richer i know here were i live in wv we have had some the coldest winters in reason time so have lot of america but still these people whine that the end is near so they raise gas price to as they put it to curve people carbon foot print make coal miners lose there jobs yet still no fucking proof that one bit of global warming is real the hottest times in earths history was when the dinos were here no humans making it happen it is all bull shit

[@MrCurlykid1]

eugene gray Bahahahahaha, get the Vaseline this scrubs butt is chapped. Where in the world is "argintina" or Lmfao "chilly". You seriously are so stupid you spelled Chile the country as chilly its cold outside..and you expect anyone to take you serious? The extra chromosome is strong in you. Go get your Velcro sneakers on and go play in traffic, the collective genepool will thank you once you are gone. Careful tho, it might be CHILLY outside so you might want a jacket lmfao.

[@chetraruemil50]

Well... if Florida disappears, the Cubans will have to sail more to get to the US. Maybe that's why republicans are ok with the global warming :D

[@soundslave7504]

You left out one tiny little thing in this video that i think shouldve been shown. With all the ice melted off of Antarctica, we'd literally have a whole new continent to populate...

[@spacecadet8888]

Lol yeah that was my thought about the prairies.

[@nousername1916]

Switzerland, Bolivia, and Mongolia: *grabs popcorn* USA, Brazil, and China: OOOHHHHHHH SHHIIIIII-

[@jillluciani1767]

Philippines Productions don’t forget Uzbekistan lol

[@JustinRay-qi1zm]

No were gonna die

[@jivanjovan]

@Jewkiller666 we're not going to talk about the East Coast...

[@SteelRyan]

AUSTRIA!!!!!

[@Luke-pp2lw]

What about Denmark and the Netherlands, they're just gone

[@hainleysimpson1507]

I like how the Caribbean isn't given any screen time.

[@lunanina20]

LOL, well they were never given any at all, so why would they care now😂😂 (It's sad really..)

[@elliotjames5172]

@@lunanina20 They should get some screen time!!!!

[@lunanina20]

@@elliotjames5172 yes they should!!

[@TinyBearTim]

They would all be under the sea but the mountain parts of the island

[@lapiswolf2780]

@@TinyBearTim *meanwhile my country being many islands of Minecraft flatland* What mountains?

[@elies75]

I know that icebergs have a volume and only the volume on top of the water will have an impact and even with the ice that is over land melting , i have doubts that it will be as catastrophic as portrayed in this video. Also meting the ice will cool the oceans which might generate another ice age…

[@Unidus82]

Only the ground ice would. Ice cubes melting in a cup wont' rise the liquid level at all it's already accounted for. Also there isn't enough ice on land to even raise the sea more than a few inches if any. It's all bullshit.

[@philiprice7875]

very old saying "a little knowledge is dangerous" and you pal have just enough to be very dangerous

[@ryanmuir6338]

Whew, that's a relief knowing nothing will change in Canada

[@jarnosaarinen4583]

You forgot about the new continent we would gain? Antarctica

[@Crick1952]

Jarno Saarinen It's more of an archipelago covered by ice. Without the ice it's more of a Caribbean with a really long night once a year.

[@nisher15]

Sounds like one hell of a party!

[@AverageAlien]

it wouldn't look like that. Look up antartica with no ice and get shocked

[@NintendoNXT]

Jarno Saarinen how do we gain a continent we already have labeled as a continent

[@oddorphan]

Google 'san diego without ice', click on images and be amazed!

[@olympia5758]

Shit, I guess I'm packing my bags to Norway, those mountains really saved it.

[@rymdalkis]

Except it's impossible to live in the Norwegian mountains. The entire population lives along the coastline

[@yummgumgames6387]

Hey i live in Norway

[@fzoli1563]

Hungary is totally one of the safest

[@donkey5449]

Hey, umm.... this is gonna sound wierd, but umn... do you have SpaceX codes and yea

[@TeoDobleP]

Hobbs Charles And to the balkans 😉

[@moopdrive]

How is there no music credit on this important depiction of science? These beats are sick and play an amazing role in the narrative.

[@whiterook6]

That's bangin music, doe

[@Edithae]

My condolences to anyone that lives in Florida.

[@JohnCiaccio]

It would have to melt extremely fast for people to actually die. We could do stuff like walk away, maybe use a car but most likely just move to a higher area. I know the idiots in California do not realize they could just move out of the constantly burning forests so they can stop crying about fire getting to their area. People are mad that their now prime (read:expensive) beach front properties will be under water.

[@DLAppleGamez]

I live in Florida, sucks for me then.. But it said what *if* all the ice melted

[@JohnCiaccio]

My old boss worked in real estate helping develop luxury communities on these little tropical islands about the size of one of Miami's gated communities. I am sure the people who bought in are very pissed about it. On the other hand some people in the U.S. are going to find out they NOW HAVE beach front property! Does this account for ice taking more space then liquid water?

[@petergriffin7774]

Edithae it's a good thing that I moved to Denver If I stayed in Miami I wold have gotten fucked

[@Edithae]

That depends...are you a good swimmer?

[@sealtheeggomelet5942]

Well, that's one way to get California some water

[@andrewh2699]

XDDDDDD

[@collintheviking2082]

lol yeah California would get so much water that they'd be sick of it. literally.

[@kasamali9419]

AlphaNightstorm The drought was all a big fat lie.

[@sealtheeggomelet5942]

Muhammad Ali How sooooo?

[@sea_yung]

last year during the winter time california got tons of water. the dams and reservoirs were filled to the brim. even one dam cracked open because of too much water. Snow caps were present, flowers were growing in what were the deserts. In the Los Angeles area however, things are still pretty bad.

[@katdenning6535]

The temperatures needed for complete glacial melt would devastate a lot more than coastlines. Most of the world's food is produced in temperate zones, which will shift simultaneously. Large populations and industries will need to shift to ensure survival as the land closest to the equator grows more inhospitable.

[@superkidwindows]

🇳🇱 Netherlands: yea, our new name is 🇳🇱 Texel: texel..

[@UnBanMePls1]

I mean on the bright side, still habitable.

[@lunaflora7542]

For 8 billion people? Doubt it.

[@mau557]

@@lunaflora7542 a lot of people will drawn. Their bodies will feed the ocean, and they won't pollute as much. The recovery of the earth will start, a new begging for the survivors, or the acuatic people.

[@rachelcabezola7078]

mau557 learn to spell. Before trying to educate

[@liz3424]

@@rachelcabezola7078 haha I was thinking the same thing.."drawn" ....what the hell is that🤦🏼‍♀️

[@ScottTheBot1]

At least Florida will be gone

[@onehillyboi]

Sea levels: Rise Bangladesh, Netherlands, Florida, Delaware: Adios

[@wetplant1748]

Don't forget the island countys like fiji, Kritibati, Seychelles and The Maldives

[@Alazariq]

The day when you memeing it actualy there is some island that sink

[@anuronguha0898]

OMG!! Bangladesh is going to be underwater almost completely

[@manuekhuntyk2563]

Also Denmark, completely gone.

[@leafstarivy]

I live in the netherlands 😭

[@KatBaumgarten]

I don't think this is very accurate since the brazilian shoreline stays practically intact. Most of our shore is flat, only a few meters above sea level, so it makes no sense to me that my city, standing a whopping 7 meters up would survive

[@mostlyinterested1016]

Yeah, 9 years ago this was written and yet, surprisingly, we're all still here and nobody has drowned from "global warning". The Maldives are still above water and, in fact, the ice sheets are growing.

[@brendonwhatley]

i really wish they would've put Canadian cities on here, we deserve to know our fate too! lol

[@doi932]

No, momma nature doesn't hurt her nice children

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

At least you were shown. They skipped us entirely.

[@mistatronik]

Or maybe it means we're not going to be affected ... Yay, we win! Suck on it, Miami !!

[@CwazyIndian]

No need, yer the new down under 8D

[@dracorodriguez2387]

Man everybody loves Canada even the ice, that's why it doesn't floods your cities

[@osurac1880]

Well i'm safe, i live in Antarctica.

[@Ok-mf8yc]

Osurac Rennet no you dont..... antarctica has only scientist living there

Ricky Naputhi they don't live there. They only stay there for a few months at a time.

[@osurac1880]

I am safe asshole.

[@buckeyemapper9023]

me to but i'm not going to saw where I live;)

[@twdjt6245]

Think again, where do you think all the ice is gonna be coming from.

[@JakeKoenig]

So all of Florida, the entire east coast, and the Mississippi River Basin would disappear. Ok, but there has to be a downside somewhere in all this..

[@mmcgahn5948]

If ice melts in your soda glass, the glass doesn’t overflow. Same with the ocean.

[@anubhavpal5782]

the music in the background makes it more terrifying

[@yallG]

Music name?

[@radahn42]

I wouldn't worry, it will happen so slowly we will have time to build around it, plus you wont be alive to see it

[@chibi_okami]

I know right

[@mauritsdejong2230]

fuck, Netherlands is just gone, gues I have to move lol

[@harmarends8406]

fsx movie maker yes we do

[@MrStrepsilz]

fsx movie maker nee joh gwn hogere dijken bouwe

[@christianbitar4216]

You're welcome to Stockholm! Oh.. wait..

[@weeian31]

Christian Bitar lol all come to Scotland, the water just went around it

[@titiduru61]

You better save some scotch ,the single malt stuff !!!

[@andrewrosen965]

Absoultly horrifying and terrifying... Until I saw that Florida sunk.

[@jacobdawson9897]

Oh sure skip Canada the second biggest country we won’t care it’s not like we want to know what our country will look like

[@marcy3098]

I'm in Victoria. I really wanted to know.

[@robertruth4139]

Exactly, Canada doesn't count, most of the world thinks we are part of the States, not a separate country.

[@jfkshotfirst7723]

Jakédsnaké NO ONE CARES ABOUT CANADA

[@marcy3098]

@@jfkshotfirst7723 Nice

[@pspboy7]

Yep, canada gets skipped again. Idiots...

[@TheMaskedArab]

Lesson to learn, don't invest in property in China, Bangladesh, Qatar, Denmark, Netherlands, Senegal, Moldova or Florida.

[@watari6346]

SWEK OVERLOAD zekers

[@carlioke]

+Kneedragon1962 oh

[@Mihael_Keehl31]

+The Masked Arab Odessa is in Ukraine, not Moldova

[@Kneedragon1962]

***** Well, maybe. Technology might save our a$$ here, or it might make things worse. Read up the history of artificial fertiliser and insecticide. Lots of things have come along that promised to fix all our problems in the past, but they've created some new ones along the way. Look at widely available antibiotics. Technology might be the answer, but maybe we're just shifting the problem.

[@Charbyzic]

+The Masked Arab Moldova wouldn't be affected at all.

[@craigbaxter4595]

Makes more room for the fish,they have feelings too ya know

[@ianwebling8411]

Nice coverage for Africa south of the equator.

[@d.akiehs]

Ice: “I don’t feel so good”

[@akxmoon]

Humans: we don't care Smh

[@Chancla-of6sk]

☠️😂😂😂

[@Peca.kaspic]

*mr. Stark, i dont feel so good

[@sakurasa4974]

Hi Draco what's goin on with harry

[@javierstrive3356]

Flat Earthers Time To Get Triggered