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And this has been happening for thousands if not hundreds of thousands of years. Just like a conveying belt, each has it's time! Nature at it's best...
@@ilonamariaencs1560 True. They seem oblivious to the fact that they are watching the slow end of the world as we have known it. Spectacular, yes, but Sad.
2:00 For the life of me I cannot see anything so comically humorous that great peals of screeching laughter and merriment are called for. Silly me. I thought an awed murmur at the magnificent sight would be more appropriate.
do you know if you learn to turn the VOLUME DOWN when you click on this type of video you know there's going to be too much racket in the background that has nothing to do with what you're trying to see
Having just been at the sawyer glacier south of juneau alaska I have to say watching a glacier calve is beyond my expectations. Absolutely powerful and beautiful at the same time. By the way these glaciers have been receding for the last 300 years. Part of life and the earth's cycle.
I was having a hard time trying to decipher between the sounds of humans or animals don't quite understand what all the screeching and screaming is about, Ice turning over!!!
I know these calvings are beautiful but I think about how old the ice is and what it has been since it was formed. How the earth has changed since it has been there. Thank you for sharing the videos with us
@@1marcelo Not tall at all when you consider that glaciers used to be a mile or more thick. They may have been thicker on land than on sea. And they used to be smooth enough to travel on . . . carefully of course.
Truly an amazing thing to see, I'd love to see it first hand. And then when you think of all that time it took to create these/this, it just becomes more astonishing.
this video is really impressive! the way you captured the glaciers calving is stunning. however, i can't help but feel like we focus too much on the spectacle of nature without addressing the climate crisis that contributes to this phenomenon. it's a little bittersweet to watch such beauty knowing how much it's changing. what do you all think?
This glacier is calving. Evidently a LOT of people here do not know what calving means. Glaciers that terminate at a shoreline _and are growing_ reach a point where they can no longer support their own weight. Guess what happens then. It happens over and over and over and…as long as the glacier is growing. That is why tourists have been visiting it for _decades._
Amazing how the dark mountain in the background gives that moonscape lighting effect in the first clip. Bright white daylight shining from the side, near horizon and a black sky. Like the arctic has no atmosphere or something. You see it zoomed out at 5:56
Everyone complaining about the people reacting because it interferes with YOUR enjoyment. 🙄 Some of it is probably hysteria anyway. Those chunks of ice can create pretty big waves.
C’est beau de voir des milliers d’années partir en quelques seconde , apres c’est le bout du glacier donc c’est naturel, on ne peut pas blâmer constamment la faute de l’activité humaine.
It would be fascinating if they had a drone or aircraft, that would scan the glacier with radar to find the weaknesses in the glacier and predict the weaknesses and eventually areas that would be falling off next.
No quisiera aparecer como un desubicado que no disfruta de la naturaleza,es cierto que es un espectáculo increíble,pero si pensamos que eso sucede en parte gracias al calentamiento global y que cada día ese espectáculo va minando la existencia de ese Glaciar y un día ya no exista y eso está sucediendo con todos y mientras nosotros reímos y gritamos la verdad si lo veo como todos,un espectáculo,pero no me produce alegría sino tristeza al ver como se desprenden esos inmensos trozos de hielo que me parece llegan a su fin,lo siento para mi es triste.
No entiendo las risas y aspavientos de la gente. Si yo estuviera ahí, sentiría tanta impresión y maravilla que sería incapaz de articular palabra ante ese espectáculo. Y también un poco de pena al ver desaparecer algo que debería ser eterno😢
This video is amazing and fascinating. I just don’t understand why they have to put a fake picture above the caption? The picture they show isn’t in the video anywhere.
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I agree, I don't think I'll ever go there to witness in person!
I love seeing these ...I would never go there though....!!!
I could have not said that any better!!😊
Everyone should visit these sites many times so they can see just how fast these glaciers are growing!
Excellent! I could watch glacier calving, iceberg rollovers, and tsunami videos all day. Thanks for this!
Me too!! And every once in a while I like a good landslide or two or three !
We (people) should be AMAZED not AMUSED with nature. She's just shows us how insignificant we are.
I love these video, all except the humans screeching in the background!
Then just turn the volume down. Not rocket science
The actual spectacle is in itself stunning but I can't help imagining the depth of the water all this ice is dropping into!
And this has been happening for thousands if not hundreds of thousands of years. Just like a conveying belt, each has it's time!
Nature at it's best...
Tens of thousands of years ago it didn't matter as much as it does today, but, that conveyor belt is speeding up, that's the big worry for us now.
@@johntomasini3916It's speeding up because we are on the verge of our next ice age dummy ( Which is about every 10,000 years )
It's really exquisitely beautiful!!!! To maximize my enjoyment I turned the sound down, so I didn't have to listen to the inane chatter.
if you're inane Berkey won't hang with ya
That’s what I do!
What would make these videos even more spectacular is if the audience could watch without all the ridiculous noises.
You do not say? I immediately muted it too! But, I am also very disturbed by the fact that they are happy, while it is not a joyful sight at all!
Shut the sound, so u don’t have to listen to it.
@@lilianahenry4572 and aren't you just the clever little arselick.
@@ilonamariaencs1560 True. They seem oblivious to the fact that they are watching the slow end of the world as we have known it. Spectacular, yes, but Sad.
Mute it. i prefer to know there are other people impressed as me
Природная мощь и сила! Зрелище захватывающее и страшное одновременно! 💙 Спасибо за интересные съемки!
Это не пр родная мощь и сила. Это мощь и сила Создателя. Дух захватывает, а вы верещите и ржоте
2:00 For the life of me I cannot see anything so comically humorous that great peals of screeching laughter and merriment are called for. Silly me. I thought an awed murmur at the magnificent sight would be more appropriate.
Agreed. Glad I wasn't there.
do you know if you learn to turn the VOLUME DOWN when you click on this type of video you know there's going to be too much racket in the background that has nothing to do with what you're trying to see
I was kinda struck in the same way, it was awesome, not hilarious, and also, I thought a little bit sad.
Sadness is my thought also:(
Having just been at the sawyer glacier south of juneau alaska I have to say watching a glacier calve is beyond my expectations. Absolutely powerful and beautiful at the same time. By the way these glaciers have been receding for the last 300 years. Part of life and the earth's cycle.
Does anyone else think the iceberg coming up out of the water at 2:02 looked like a ice monster? lol
Yes, scared the crap outta me lol
The Floor Boss rising up.
Gosh! I thought "What is THIS?"
Only American's by the sound of all the "Whooping, screaming, and Aaaaw Ma Gawding."
I saw that too! So scary. I would expect the ice to stay under the water, but what a shock to see it emerge and look like a monster at that!
I was having a hard time trying to decipher between the sounds of humans or animals don't quite understand what all the screeching and screaming is about, Ice turning over!!!
I know these calvings are beautiful but I think about how old the ice is and what it has been since it was formed. How the earth has changed since it has been there. Thank you for sharing the videos with us
It is difficult to get perspective on how high the ice edge is.
Average height of 74 m (240 ft) above the surface of the water. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perito_Moreno_Glacier
Global warming in action
@@1marcelo Not tall at all when you consider that glaciers used to be a mile or more thick. They may have been thicker on land than on sea. And they used to be smooth enough to travel on . . . carefully of course.
Very
Beautiful, natural, non AlGore swindle event.
Gigantisch wie die riesige Eisschicht zusammenbricht. Unfassbar
Обязательно надо верещать и кудахкать при виде такого грандиозного события ? Дикий народ!
That's Americans for you. They cant just stfu.
Truly an amazing thing to see, I'd love to see it first hand. And then when you think of all that time it took to create these/this, it just becomes more astonishing.
this video is really impressive! the way you captured the glaciers calving is stunning. however, i can't help but feel like we focus too much on the spectacle of nature without addressing the climate crisis that contributes to this phenomenon. it's a little bittersweet to watch such beauty knowing how much it's changing. what do you all think?
its probably a bad thing that this much ice is melting off but something about it is just sooo satisfying to watch
lol
I am sure that this has happened for thousands, if not millions of years, but it is happening much more often now.
I'm glad I can see this without hanging out with dorks.
Amazing and sad at the same time
What the hell is sad about it ????????
AWESOME!!!!!
Don’t interfere with it. The earth has had enough interference from humans. Power beyond our imagination it is stunning to watch
WOW, i'm so in awe of nature
Can't save this and it won't register the thumbs up! Very nice compilation.
Did you get it to save or like yet?
There goes our fresh water!
Where's it going?
Please explain . ( with facts , if you don't mind )
Right place , right time. Quite spectacular.
1:54 Did anyone else notice the underwater icebergs rising? They look just like an American submarine surfacing. It's truly astonishing!
I thaught all the glaciers we're going to be gone by now.😂😂😂
Great to hear your no longer brainwashed !!
This is really satisfying to watch but also makes me need a bathroom break
The greatest thing about this, is that ice is has probably been frozen long before us humans walked the earth 🌎
Mother nature doing some landscaping
As this glacier falls appear exciting, we cannot ignore or forget that they are a representation of drastic environmental changes
I can feel the cold salty sea air in my face 😌 I want to go so bad. How beautiful.
Me too 😅
NOT beautiful... This is a sign of things to come, none of it's going to be good😢
AMAZING!!!!!
Wow it’s very spectacular, I was watching the same on Alaska 👍👍👍👍👍
thank you..Big WOW
This glacier is calving. Evidently a LOT of people here do not know what calving means. Glaciers that terminate at a shoreline _and are growing_ reach a point where they can no longer support their own weight. Guess what happens then.
It happens over and over and over and…as long as the glacier is growing. That is why tourists have been visiting it for _decades._
"Monster" is the right word!
i;m always shocked at how blue the ice can be.
And this is what inspired the invention of the coin pusher machine.😀
I never have the sound on. It’s just beauty.
Some of that ice have not seen daylight in thousands of years....imagine the viruses and creatures that been preserved deep inside the ice.
Yuk….
Damn , no aliens fell out !!!
Warum kreischen die Zuschauer eigentlich immer wenn ein Gletscher kalbt.
Ağlanacak halimize gülüp eğleniyoruz 😔
I enjoyed this content. I don’t think I’ve seen any of these before.
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I like it but wish they would put the locations on the video too
Each of them are outside.
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Amazing how the dark mountain in the background gives that moonscape lighting effect in the first clip. Bright white daylight shining from the side, near horizon and a black sky. Like the arctic has no atmosphere or something. You see it zoomed out at 5:56
Has this been going on for millennium?
And will continue for many many more millennia.
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I can hear them talking in the future about how people toured the collapse of earth. Real impressive.
Nice video though
Everyone complaining about the people reacting because it interferes with YOUR enjoyment. 🙄
Some of it is probably hysteria anyway. Those chunks of ice can create pretty big waves.
If eejit folk get hysterical at Mother Nature, they should stay away.
Такое ощущение, что все зрители пьяные и не ппонимают всей грандиозности происходящего.
C’est beau de voir des milliers d’années partir en quelques seconde , apres c’est le bout du glacier donc c’est naturel, on ne peut pas blâmer constamment la faute de l’activité humaine.
the blue of that ice is mesmerizing.
It just hit me... I'm retired and my phone has 4 lenses. I gotta go up there and see for myself.🎉
It would be fascinating if they had a drone or aircraft, that would scan the glacier with radar to find the weaknesses in the glacier
and predict the weaknesses and eventually areas that would be falling off next.
Yes, let's fly aircraft over the glacier so the vibration from the sound and rotors will hasten the fracturing and demise of the glacier.
@@womanofsubstance8735 And you call yourself a woman of substance 🤣🤣
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01:55 People cheer as our poles and glaciers melt, really nice to see the earth die and then applaud it. People just acted out life
This is the first thing I thought, Everyone is celebrating these events. No thinking of the long term consequences.
Iceberg calving is normal. It’s what happens as they flow to the sea.
cry me an ice river, stop whining
@@bradleymanning3225 and those glaciers will out live your childrens, childrens, children by thousands of years.
The shades of blue are beyond.
Aren't glaciers fresh water? If so, what's the effect of so much fresh water being added to the seas? 🤔
Nothing !!
Масштаб и скорость таяния ледников поражает! И мне совсем не весело от такого зрелища ((
Its cool but sad😢
what happened to the boat going pass of the three that broke apart? never seen it again. did the person live?
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think of how many cocktails you could make with all that ice
No quisiera aparecer como un desubicado que no disfruta de la naturaleza,es cierto que es un espectáculo increíble,pero si pensamos que eso sucede en parte gracias al calentamiento global y que cada día ese espectáculo va minando la existencia de ese Glaciar y un día ya no exista y eso está sucediendo con todos y mientras nosotros reímos y gritamos la verdad si lo veo como todos,un espectáculo,pero no me produce alegría sino tristeza al ver como se desprenden esos inmensos trozos de hielo que me parece llegan a su fin,lo siento para mi es triste.
I have exactly 1 thing on my bucket list and it is to see the glaciers calving.
Same.
Take an Alaskan cruise and watch the Hubbard glacier.
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That would be amazing! Can't afford it.
@@wasntme9578 I have been there 4 times and walked on 10 other glaciers
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Cool! Did you get to see any calving?
Nice blue color..its sad ..climate change
Чему радуются, не понимают насколько опасно глобальное потепление, Дааааа.....подавай зрелищ и хлеба.....🤦
Чему радоваться и смеяться, если тают запасы пресной воды, меняется климат планеты?
Чему радуются
Это всё не спроста
I'd love to try water from the blue ice just because
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We need more women screaming that would make it so much better
Wäre Gretl Turndal vor Ort gewesen, dann wäre DAS nicht passiert.
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Corrrrrrr beautiful
I wonder how many years those glaciers have been frozen?
Da meno di un anno,si staccano perché e la spinta dello stesso ghiacciaio che lo comprime mentre avanza, tutto normale,
And this will make Florida a shallow stretch of the ocean over time.
I am Magine that’s the first time some of this ice has seen the light of day millions of years
It's cool that other people are paid to go there and take this footage. It's a bit chilly there, huh? The tourists I can do without, tho.😂
All i see is thousands of Beer Coolers cheering!! More Ice Please✌🏼
No entiendo las risas y aspavientos de la gente. Si yo estuviera ahí, sentiría tanta impresión y maravilla que sería incapaz de articular palabra ante ese espectáculo. Y también un poco de pena al ver desaparecer algo que debería ser eterno😢
Das sogenannt Kalben der Gletscher ist nichts Neues. Es machen sie schon seit tausenden Jahren.
Hi ! Toute cette glace que les Marseillais n'auront pas pour leur pastis ... 😊
Beautiful
You can always hit the mute button!
C'est à vomir, les cris d'extase de tous ces "décérébrés"...
😰😥😢😭🥺our beautiful world, we need to stop it melting
This video is amazing and fascinating. I just don’t understand why they have to put a fake picture above the caption? The picture they show isn’t in the video anywhere.
People who laugh and have fun with this they don't realize that this is the start from the sh.t!!!.
People...Just turn your volume off and really enjoy the video. You will thank me later hahaha.
@5:30 Does anyone know were that glacier is located?
When you have a color scheme and you're trying to describe ice blue, show iceberg videos.
Me pena, que estas montañas de hielo desaparecen😢