What if all Ice Melted On Earth?
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
- What happens if all Ice melted? In this video, we take a look at the impact of such an event on megacities around the world! For more megaproject, skyscraper, and city content be sure to subscribe to Top Luxury. Thanks for watching this video: What if all Ice Melted On Earth?
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0:00 Intro
0:59 New York
2:36 Osaka
3:33 Kiribati
5:37 Mumbai
7:05 Miami
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Is your location affected by rising sea levels? 🤔👇
No bc I live in Minnesota
And anyway the sea wil rise but the earth will get warmer so the sea will disappear
Malaysia? Probably...
Nope, I live in Charlotte, NC and it’s not close to the water
I live maybe like 70-80 meters above sea level so i am maybe safe i live in baltics Estonia
"Currently, there are more than 5 million cubic miles of ice on Earth, which is 4 times the amount of liquid water on Earth." Not sure where you got these numbers from, but I presume you mean "Liquid Fresh Water" and not just "Liquid Water". 98% of all water on Earth is saltwater, while the remaining 2% is fresh water. Of the remaining 2%, 75% of it is contained in Glaciers and ice sheets. Remember to be more accurate.
What if we dump ocean water in the desert lol
I guess people should start living in boats lol
Actually all water is fresh water first. It only needs to be identified when its sea water so that we can ignore it.
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Netherlands: this is easy it’s only level 1
Nah, the Dutch won't drown. They're much to high for that....🤭
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*all ice melted
still africa doesn't have water
I CANT-
I feel so sorry for the people in those cities, but especially Miami, because it’s substrata consists of coral rock which is extremely porous, allowing water to flow freely through it, which is why they are having such a problem already, especially in the city of Miami Beach, where they are already suffering the effects of sea rise, having to install an entirely new drainage system, to prevent the backflow of sea water flooding the streets. They’ve also had to increase the height of the streets by 3 feet, yet the water still continues to pour in. It’s only a matter of time before Miami itself is completely underwater, and nothing they can do will stop it, not even a seawall, because as I said the ground beneath Miami is like a giant sponge, Which will allow the ocean water to flow freely up through the ground and into the city, yet they still continue to build ever taller buildings knowing the city is going to be destroyed, I just don’t understand it.
So we're doomed? 😥
I used to live in Tuscaloosa, AL in southeastern United States. What shocked me about sea level rise was when you consider that the town, in this absolute worst-case scenario of 66 m rise, would be turned into beachside property. Tuscaloosa lies about 315 m from Mobile, AL and the Gulf of Mexico.
3:36 they did not just say "archa-pehla-go"
He pronounced it "aar-kuh-peh-LA-gow". I always thought it was "aar-kuh-PEH-luh-gow". But what do I and the Oxford English dictionary know?
Btw first comment and I’ve been here since u were at 1k
Really interesting video, thanks for sharing !
Something not quite right in the intro where it says ""5 million cubic miles of ice is 4 times the total volume of of liquid water on earth"". USGS gives total water volume in, on and above our earth to be around 332 million cubic miles.
Kiribati is actually pronounced “Kee-Ruh-Bas” the ti is pronounced as the “s” sound
just for future knowledge!!
He pronounces alot of words incorrectly in his videos, but A for effort I guess.
Great job 👍
Don't cut down trees,Grow more trees........this is the only answer
Thanks for making serious information.
Netherlands: Amateurs
Southeast Asians lived on the water for centuries. Go to Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia and you will see floating villages.
😳 including the ice cubes in my freezer?
Los Angeles is not at risk since it is 306 meters above sea level
My neighbour city will be flooded, and my own city is going to be next to the sea instead of the old one.
Edit; This sound pretty depressing to be honest😅
But if we don't stop thinking someone else than ourselves to start take care of this, this statement will come to be true one day😧
This makes me very upset thinking about it.
0:14 look at the bottom right
AYO ANTARCTICAS CALLING US A DICK
In my fictional world, this is multiverse
Multi-planetary relocation of the human race is a must.
Netherlands is literally a king of the sea, they will have 1000000000000000m sea walls in 1 year
So Maldives, Netherlands, Bahamas, Denmark is not prone in submerge
Kolkata, West Bengal, India too would be under water by 2050
People would be drinking warm Vodka! 🙄😜
and yeah, i live in Queenstown ( new zealand ) here a lot people from kiribati, fiji and solomon island
Lost me at 0:05 when you said there is 4 times more water in the form of ice than the form of liquid. Obviously wrong, looked it up and of all water on earth, 2.4% is ice. Not 80%. Not a great start to what is supposed to be an informative video.
I live in Colorado, so if my home isn’t safe from rising ocean water then we are in worse shape than we all thought
Venice and the Netherlands are gonna have a heck of a time..
ill bet they have a solution thats helps everyone if needed..
you know, other than the cutting our carbon emissions..
because you know the politicians wont allow that..
Start of video: "Currently, there are more than 5 million cubic miles of ice on Earth, which is four times the amount of liquid water on Earth."
Quick Google search:
- volume of ice on Earth = 6 million cubic miles
- volume of water on Earth = 332.6 million cubic miles
Me: The setup seems shaky, but I'm sure I'm about to see some well-researched science next.
Yes Jakarta should be shown also in this video!
The city is sinking fast! I was born here in Jakarta in fact!
Cruise ships be like: Yay more ocean
I can just dig holes in the sea for more water to fill it in.
R.I.P New York City
Do you use a robot voice or is that your actual voice?
Oh he definetly use "robot voice"
My place is princeton
Alternate title: what if Antarctica melted?
Interesting video but I must say the title is should be update with "Top cities to be effected by the water rise in sea" or something like this.
By the thumbnail it seems people still go cruising despite the catastrophe.
If Africa dose not have water then it will if ice melted
How are you gonna have a guy reading the prompt who can’t even pronounce and annunciate English properly.
New York has just flooded badly..
Alexandria in Egypt is one of the cities that are in danger
Perfect topic for a channel named “top luxury.” That’s like if you took a photo of Einstein with a grill
Yes
What does sea level rise mean for Oakland, Houston, & Cleveland???
Venice: 🌊🌊🌊
R.I.P Cancun
Ships would be having a good time.
Human power of humanity
covid: imma save this whole mans career
What's up yo!
In my fictional world, this never happen
If cities like Oslo could buy Mount Everest, and blow it in small stones, and than rise the whole city with the area around.
Africa will be less affected by water...way saver
I think I’m at risk of my village being underwater
What would happen is that Hollywood would basically get fucked over since New York would dissapear
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I'm sorry but your 1st sentence of the video makes absolutely no sense. There is clearly waaaaay more liquid water than frozen water. The pacific ocean alone can fit all land masses inside.
Yeah. I think he meant to say Freshwater.
I wouldnt drown cuz im in norway
Great video topic! With all the climate change concerns.
Yes it is
Proud to be Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Lame !!
What she said
Go
Id run to the store to get the last Ben & Jerry‘s
nah i think we have a better chance of being affected by snow and ice then water :s
i am at 40 meters so yes at some point my house will be right by the beach, yey
When doing these kinds of videos I think it’s important to be able to correctly pronounce names and words. ( ie Kiribati and Archipelago).
I mean kind of just had to laugh at Arkehpehlawgo lol
Maharashtra too
Louisiana
here no antacirta
Im safe, Im 4600ft above sea level :D
yah right. see my post to 11B :-(
Also the bedrock would rise, like Antarctica and Greenland so it would probably rise more than 66 meters!
Kiribati, ark. A pa lag o. My goodness what happened archipelago come on.@340
i live a 2 minute walk from the ocean… looks like imma need goggles 💀
and flippers, don't forget them :-)
we will have abundant galunggong, no more people complaining of fish high prices. we can pump some to mars to avoid flooding
If all the ice melted costal cities will flood and bridges
Like golden gate and londons famous tower bridge will
Get lost to the sea!
I live in a tribal community in Kamalgonj(Sylhet, Bangladesh). I don't know what's the future of my rural territories. Please inform me about my geographical location destiny
Hi Dipu, looking online I can see that Sylhet sits at 35 metres above sea level. Overall this means that your area of Bangladesh is at lower risk from sea level rise than most of the rest of the country. Bangladesh in general is a low-lying country so faces a lot of problems from sea level rise, but your distance from the sea and the elevation means that you are less likely to experience serious problems from this in the near future. I wish you and your community all the best!
1st view
Yall kidding manila isnt included to? -
If there's more ice water than liquid water then we should all be dead 😂 I'll assume you meant drinkable water. We all make mistakes
My place at risk of flooding in 20 years!
We gonna sink!!! Lmao
Omg why I live in miami
Oo
holy crap i gonna drown
na manchester is a landlock city with a few river here and there
I cannont beleave, that the ocean level rises at 66 meters when all ice melts. As I remember I found values from 1 meter to 100 meter oceanrise in the case of icemelt. From the feeling I would expect it is less than 10 meters. New builded supercities like Dubai are build near the sea with no security for sealevel risings. Why they do so ? Why not to ensure, that new builded motropoles will have at least 20 meter safety hight ? In Germany the whole north part would disappear unter the sea, if it rises more than 10 meters. It is a controvers discussion if CO2 or sun activity controls the temparature on earth. There are a lot of arguments for both points of view. I live in middle Germany on 210 meter hight. It will not be flooded but may be covered from a new icetime scenario. So better to burn all coal that no icetime will come and make me wet feets ;-)
Just tell everyone to make alot of freezers as many as possible then put some water in it and throw it on antarctica
Kevin Costner
Lots of places would get flooded and a lot of us would drown. End of video.
In 300 or 400 years, all ice will melt. Warning, many will drown when the sea levels up.
Why not Building Videos?
Same he is talking about building things that will help with floods
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It’s in risk I live in Maryland but next to Washington
What do you mean "IF" ?
ITS not a matter of if, but when.
5000
Jakarta is kinda sinking already
35 meters counts as “high rise”? Really?