Superstorms: Are We Ready for the Future? | SLICE SCIENCE | FULL DOC

[@anthonycadman7185]

Informative video, based on several lines of evidence from knowledgeable sources. Well worth watching.

[@marylynne9104]

Don’t build your house on shifting sands folks! The oceans and winds will always win that battle sooner or later.

[@needforspeed8183]

AMOC patterns are changing globally, Monsoon in India is severely messed up and so are the Summers getting unbearably hot and Winter is now only limited from December till February!!! Sh*t has already hit the cieling, we are just not being serious enough about what's to come!!! 😢😢😢

[@quantumcat7673]

Sir, you have no idea what you are talking about. DO YOUR HOMEWORKS BEFORE COMMENTING!!!

[@ConstanceSlanina]

"December to February"? Well, it looks like you do not live in Canada. If you like winter, you are welcome to come up here. No hurricanes in this part of North America 😊

[@stevehodson9333]

@@quantumcat7673 You SHOW your homework!

[@needforspeed8183]

@ConstanceSlanina Would love to, half my country lives in Canada lol...Im from New Delhi, India🙂

[@ConstanceSlanina]

@needforspeed8183 true, Canada will soon be called New Bharat 😄

[@Natoyarose]

Amazes me how much money the US is prepared to invest in something that they will not be able to prevent. If you want to live on the coastline, good luck to you

[@nenblom]

💯

[@Andy-ty6gv]

Nope we got money for war and illegals

[@ddsherds87]

I feel like if the coast lines where built with levys and reinforcements instead of hotels and tourist attractions this would be a different story being told

[@Geo123-q2s]

I did not hear the weight of the water mentioned. 64.1 lbs/ cubic foot. 2 cu ft = 128.2 lbs. Thats where the energy of waves comes from.

[@pellestorck3776]

This is why you use standard measures: 1 cubic meter of water weighs 1000 kg.

[@1ACL]

All I know is that if I've seen major changes where I live, in my 65 years--- it's a big deal.

[@Unsolicitedbias]

Not to worry. A series of Coastal Communities all along the Florida Coastline have donated their entire developments to the protection of the Florida coastline by making sure that their properties being the closest to the ocean will be the first to be taken in by storm surge and all that material from the buildings and contents and vehicles will be washed into the coastal tidal zone. And the currents move the remains of the contents of a few thousand buildings into and around the coastal Barrier Island waters, the periodic calm times will allow for sand accumulation at the structures resting points. A series of manmade shoreline breaks and reefs will ensue all up and down from Jacksonville to Miami and around to Tampa and up to Pensacola. Thank you all for contributing your retirement savings to the protection of the coastal zones.

[@natashac.1074]

WOW! Those screws flying out of the vertical structure like they were being sucked out by a magnetic was shocking! 😮

[@Earthisdivine]

Marine dredging has a devastating effect on aquatic life which also has a slow but devastating effect to human life. It's all connected. Climate consequences cannot be plotted or projected. We have no idea the true impacts of our ongoing manipulation of ecosystems, biosphere, hydrosphere, hygrosphere, terrasphere, all impacted exponentially.

[@christinearmington]

Beach “re-nourishment” 🙄🤦‍♀️

[@MariaTiv]

My belieave is that Science is what had created everything which I God ,and pass to humans a limited, one to know all his secrets,for our own good,we humans use this planet as a toy, imagine knowing what's going to happen? 💕😊

[@RUNNOFT71]

Does anyone know what those spheres are sitting on top of the coral’s @42:22? I thought they were weights at first, but I’m not sure.

[@swatisharma9006]

Yes, we should not rebuild in coastal areas that run the risk of major storms. Neither should we senselessly build concrete jungles inland or near coast; market cleanup and aligning businesses that minimize harm to nature should constitute healthy lifestyle and economy since both are interdependent.

[@Unsolicitedbias]

Once the coastal communities begin to wash into the surf, perhaps then some biologists and horticulturalists will start to plant some Black Mangrove in the shoreline around the remnants of these coastal developments. Then in a few dozens of years, we can see a resurgent barrier island with the mangrove 'swamps" back in place where they were 60 years ago before the developer's removed them. Things move in cycles. And that is how Civilizations learn. We learn by making mistakes. So these mistakes will cost $600 to $900 Billion dollars. So, that's the price we have to pay.

[@gigigiugio5952]

27:40 with waves of that level, a house of wood would be destroyed like if it was made of paper.

[@yvonnelessick9880]

I have seen soil erosion of the beach. What scares me is the sharp dip down into the ocean where the swimmers go to swim. The dip from beach to swimming water is PROFOUND. And appears dangerous. I can only liken it to jumping into body of water. In a quarry. With very little way of exiting. Seen it in mozambique. North of inhassoro. Also some parts of South Africa. At the moment. Hartenbos on the garden route seems quite safe for swimming. Camps bay in cpe town can have quite bad breakers. Which perhaps are called dumpers. Personally experience it. Late husband got passed breakers it was ok for him.

[@TedApelt]

Barrier islands are called that for a reason. DO NOT LIVE ON ONE!

[@Unsolicitedbias]

A true measure of a country is determined by how much money and resources it can devote to be completely wasted in efforts that provide temporary relief INSTEAD of making sound decisions that will work within the natural hydrological and biological systems already in place in Florida and functioning for thousands of years. I am reminded of the Mystical City of Noam in Saudi Arabia. That wonder of civil engineering dreamed by none other than Saudi Crown Prince MBS, and of course he has NO training in civil engineering or architecture. But he has training in influencing the US government to provide the Saudi Military with the best F-16 and surface to air batteries that Oil Money can buy. This city of Noam, is to straddle across the width of the country to be exactly one building wide and be one continuous building from coast to coast. How people and material will move across it's length is still in the conceptual form, but ground breaking has begun. Billions and Billions will be wasted because some Child with access to Two Trillion Dollars in Wealth has nothing better to do than to design a completely impractical and inoperable structure. Perhaps we are lucky that the US is not quite so corrupt as Saudi Arabia?

[@JoSeph-yp5mb]

in 100 years ,what planet is he on

[@1ACL]

Really.

[@BossOfBosses97]

Why build timber frame houses💀

[@88Blazehaze]

In the movie GEOSTORM it shows technology capable of manipulating the weather. Is it just science fiction? Or is it actual science portrayed as fiction ??? Idk 🤔 man

[@mariajosequevedoserrano8130]

HOMEWORKS!🤣

[@cboybear]

I will no longer be walking around on this earth..so not my concern.

[@JAYDELROSARIO-l5t]

Your Face is changing

[@judithmcdonald9001]

I've never understood permanent buildings in south florida. future garbage.

[@cherylpittman7508]

It's odd that the Bible says that there's going to be an increase in this stuff and what do ya know that's what's going on. Makes ya have to 🤔 think. One of many things It's got right

[@pellestorck3776]

It got most things wrong though.

[@cherylpittman7508]

@pellestorck3776 nothing is wrong in the Bible

[@SPierre-dm4wo]

The Bible is like Nostradamus, or any other fortune-telling fraud: their main technique is to puke up so much vague bullshit that a lot of it can be framed as 'coming true'.

[@marktanska6331]

All evidence, as to the cyclones and storms are declining activity, strength and damage adjusted to inflation and cost of replacing.

[@stargazer5784]

The intensity, frequency, and duration of North Atlantic hurricanes, as well as the frequency of the strongest hurricanes, have all increased since the early 1980s. Hurricane intensity and rainfall are projected to increase as the climate continues to warm. It is what it is. Get over it.

[@stargazer5784]

The intensity, frequency, and duration of North Atlantic hurricanes, as well as the frequency of the strongest hurricanes, have all increased since the early 1980s. Hurricane intensity and rainfall are projected to increase as the climate continues to warm

[@christinearmington]

I’ll always remember hearing the meteorologist forecasting 3-4 FEET of rain before Hurricane Harvey. I’d never heard that before. Category 5 hurricanes were so unusual because they only hit decades apart. Now we seem to have one every year or two.

[@sandhilltucker]

Maybe the left shouldn't have protested nuclear power so much.

[@christinearmington]

Storms don’t care where you get your power.

[@miketapia-eb9ly]

What a crock

[@quantumcat7673]

You are talking about the future climate but you do not even take into account the fact that we are close to the end of an interglacial, the Holocene, and soon we will enter another glacial (-8 C) like it is the case since the start of the Pleistocene. REF: NOAA, Glaciation Cycles. YOU SIMPLY DID NOT DO YOUR HOMEWORKS!!!

[@needforspeed8183]

@@quantumcat7673 Keep believing that crap, dont ever take any blame for the massive impact our species has caused to the planet and still is, youre going in the right direction!!! Good luck...

[@stargazer5784]

You neglect to mention that the scenario you're describing means that the planet should be cooling, not warming.

[@pellestorck3776]

According to sun cycles we should be cooling, we're clearly not.

[@tr7b410]

You must work for the fossil fuel sector.

[@Aussiematee]

Meh, we be dead before they take it serious no point crying over split milk

[@egay86292]

pathetic.

[@JAYDELROSARIO-l5t]

HEAVY ON THE OBJECT ONLY HOLLYWOOD TRYING TO FIND WHYTIDE KHILOMS

[@samanthalebrun6375]

The question is are we getting ready for the soon return of Jesus Christ.

[@inappropriatejohnson]

lol

[@SPierre-dm4wo]

No, but we're not preparing for Barney the Dinosaur's university graduation ceremony either, so that's ok.

[@manfredsalm5208]

😂

[@terrymoore861]

it is caused by the pole shift

[@inappropriatejohnson]

Fetal alcohol syndrome much? Dropped upon thine head? Or perhaps lobotomy?

[@MrChand12]

Didnt the super computer told them about all the upcoming Disasters

[@이기자-b1y]

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