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Permalink Reply by Annie Thomas on -
Wow! It was cool to see how powerful the iceberg was when it fell. I have had a few experiences in nature where I have yelled like that... just being in the right place to observe something so powerful. Thanks for sharing!
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Permalink Reply by Jedi Wanderer on -
Holy moly, this thing is going up on facebook. No such thing as global warming my ass.
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Phoenix-Wanderer-
After watching this video, I had to search for information about the "life" cycle of a glacier, as I was wondering if this was a natural part of a glacier's movement. I found this great little tutorial. It's very basic, but I'll be sure to use it in my science classes.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/vinson/glacier.html
(I should point out that I am by no means a global warming naysayer, but this might actually just be a natural part of the glacier's life.)
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Permalink Reply by Jedi Wanderer on
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Fine smarty pants. ;-) Maybe one example doesn't prove the case. But the totality of the evidence is undeniable.
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Permalink Reply by Annie Thomas on
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I agree! (Not that I'm a smarty pants, but that it is more about the rate of occurrences than one example.) ;-) After watching the video, my first response was, "Why would they be happy about this??" but then I thought regardless of the cause (a cyclical part of nature vs. an example of climate change) it would be pretty amazing to experience in person.
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Interesting calving event, thanks.
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