(RWC-033) RockWorks: EarthApps - Sea Level Rise Simulations (RockWorks16)
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- www.rockware.com (RockWare Website)
Produced with the free EarthApps program from RockWare Inc.
Note: This video is intended to show how the free EarthApps programs (RockWorks-Level-1) may be used to simulate water levels. As mentioned in the video, the diagrams are NOT based on any scientific data. This video does not in any way, shape or form whatsoever depict actual sea level changes. 
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"This ten year time period was chosen for dramatic purposes completely unrelated to scientific observations. Instead, these simulations coupled with ominous music and low frequency narration definitively answer the biggest challenge currently facing mankind." Am I the only one that heard this in the beginning of this video?
The Sydney one just like blood!
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I was beginning to think that nobody caught the tongue-in-cheek introduction. You have restored my faith in mankind and I have decided to go on living. - Jim.
Let's hope our grandkids grow gills
Thank you for the ad. Since sea level rises 6 ft per 100 yrs.
For those of you who asked about the music, I apologize for the extended delay in tracking it down. It's called "Strange Story" and it was written and produced by Denys Rybkin (ArtTuneTech) who is based in the Ukraine (I think). He sells his music through a variety of stock outlets (I-Stock.Com). I could not find a website for him.
Thanks Brent! I've been waiting for somebody to notice. - Jim Reed.
im in 2017, and the world its not like this still
Although, to be fair, the speed at which this ice melts is so slow it doesn't even matter over 10 years. The real threat is rising sea levels due to warming water. As the oceans heat up, the water expands. On a large scale, this is a big deal, and this can be a problem over the short term.
I know that this is an old comment, but it's wrong. The ice that is underwater displaces an equal amount of water, but after the ice melts above the surface, then a whole lot more water is going to be added to the sea. Not forgetting, of course that alot of the ice is on land.
Sorry for extended delay. The RockWorks16 program is now downloadable from our web site.
70m is the value if all the polar icecaps melt. While there's no doubt that that's happening extremely quickly on geologic time scales, it is extremely unlikely that the process will finish before the end of the century.
That does not mean, however, that sea-level rise is not a problem.
This video is intended to show how the free EarthApps programs (RockWorks-Level-1) may be used to simulate water levels. As mentioned in the video, the diagrams are NOT based on any scientific data. This video does not in any way, shape or form whatsoever depict actual sea level changes.
The sad thing is you're completely wrong. The ice in Antarctica would be more than enough to raise the water level 61 meters. You are referring to the ice in the Arctic. And if you don't remember the ice on the continent of Antarctica is on the mainland. The good thing is, with the temperature barely ever getting over -15 there, we are not in any danger from the ice melting in the south.
"One of the only features left in London would be the clock at the top of Big Ben" I'm sorry but the London eye is clearly directly in front of my face
This is interesting yet melancholy to watch.
Fortunately we haven't seen any global warming in 16 years and the Antarctic ice is growing not shrinking.
land ice melts and drains into the LAND thats underneath it. sea ice melts and doubles its volume due to the archimedes principle, or it doesnt double at all. i cant remember.
Would San Francisco be mostly underwater by 2021?
such a tragic reality.
1. i will have to visit those beautiful cities someday....before they're submerged.
2. i am planning to visit every coastal city in the United States and Europe. Let's do it now when we have the chance.
it will be so sad to see Manhattan, a world famous tourist attraction, under water..
I think you're forgetting that London has quite a collection of skyscrapers including the tallest building in the European Union, the Shard (309.6m), so it's safe to say there would be more than the top of Elizabeth Tower (that is it's real name, at least now anyway) exposed after that kind of flood.
Imagine your cup of water and ice: Suppose 1 half of ice is in water and the other half is over the water. If you remove the ice, water level will decrease the same than 1 half ice volume. If you melt the ice, water level will increase the same than 1 half ice volume.
You need going back to high school...
@john williams I am relieved that you said this,thank you
What was the software used to create this model? There is nothing called EarthApps on your website that I could find, but would like to find out more. Thanks!
That is true for the ice below the water, but not above it.
I live on the high ground above Central London, in the North West suburbs, about 80 metres above sea level. If the sea level rose by 60 feet, Central London would be a salt water lake.
Meltwater Pulse 1a did nearly this in about 200 to 300 years. Our present rate is 4% of that, but increasing.
Which would be more expensive? Building many new cities somewere in land or build a wall or something to prevent this cultural apocalypse?
Display a solid-colored image at a set elevation.
That is a no brainer. I have a pad on the largest high ground on the planet. The water has to rise 2000 meters to get me :)
70m .... that's around 220 feet. It would flood almost every major city. If that's slated to happen by about the turn of the century, then what happens in the meantime? If the sea rises even 5 meters by 2033, it's enough to displace hundreds of millions if not billions and squeeze all the people onto even less available land. The US state of Florida would completely disappear, and New Orleans would go right back to what it looked like the day after Hurricane Katrina ... permanently.
OR go to Siberia where the plate is over 400 meters above sea level ! :)
You should've used the song Requiem of a Dream for this video with the talking muted but with subtitles.
Nice. But where should all the water come from? Hmm? Explore what happens if N. and S. Pole melt completely down to their ground. Then the overall water volume is LOWER than before. So, the sea level would sink for 15 mtr. And even if all mountain ice including Rockies, Alps, Ural and all and everything of ice in the world becomes additional water then the sea level will sink to about -1 mtr. Take into account that if level is rising ALSO the level of the Poles will RISE and they'll consume all
13 anos depois e até agora nada dessas simulações acertarem 😂😂😂 Por outro lado, não nego os impactos das mudanças climáticas pelo mundo. Mas do jeito que estão sendo apresentados ao público, é um show de alarmismo e vergonha dos ambientaloides!
Love the voiceover...
Fill a cup with water, and see the water level. Then put a ice cube on it, and see the water level again. When the ice cube melts, see the water level again. Did the water level raised?
Would make some bloody excellent diving sites!
Yeah, but that's an absolute nightmarishly worst-case scenario. It seems that the sea level will merely rise 1.5m for the next century, and continue to rise after that. However, that deceivingly small figure is no reason for complacency. It would still result in all coastal cities becoming much more flood prone (like Hurricane Sandy several times a year for NYC), and would result in millions of climate-migrants, and large economic losses.
2015 and no Road beaches yes .-.
What about the majority of glaciers sitting on bedrock and mountains?
Please listen to the introduction.
Would be pretty sick if that where to happen.
at 1:12 I forgot to add that.
Yes its hard to detect any warmth when you live under a rock.
Yay, Kentucky is safe!
dude this is world wide he is just showing some cities
Kentucky isn't even close to a coastline. That is why Kentucky is safe.
U still here?
Now that I am more geographically inclined, Kentucky would still be affected, but by smaller means. The rising of water levels in rivers could potentially damage towns, but it wouldn’t be that catastrophic. How’s life in the past 2 years?
try experiment with glass full of water and ice and wait until ice melts .. it wont pour out
i was about to say the same thing u can test it buy getting loads of ice and put in an area watch as the ice would just sink into the ground also were talking 10 years tops of melting were still good just dont try to speed up that process
Sorry ... we're still a few months from officially releasing EarthApps. If you're interested, I can get you a free beta copy within the next few weeks.
go fast friend! the end is near! lol
Imagine if you made a silly video to show how you can display monochromatic images as flat surfaces to simulate water levels within Google Earth. Now, imagine that you added a tongue-in-cheek disclaimer to the introduction to make sure that everybody knew it was a joke with no scientific validity whatsoever. Next, imagine, despite all of this, that many viewers took it seriously - way too seriously. How would you feel about the nature/future of mankind?
Umm, it's all ice. Land ice melts, drains to ocean, ocean rises
I think 200ft is excessive. Their is not enough ice to make the oceans rise that far. This is stupid.
Go read the literature. 60m is the common estimate.
lol had almost the same reaction here... " WTF?!?! all this to sell stuff?!"
Sorry, it's something that we bought on I-Stock ...
Well, the Thames river is London's largest toilet...
My house is 1,500 meters above sea level. I don't need to worry about it
Solution: Just hold your breath on the London eye when it dips under.
you know its not the land ice that matters right, its the sea ice?
It's 2018 nothing big happened yet
wrong, it wouldn't be the clock at the top of big Ben, big Ben is the bell.
makes the farris wheel more fun huh?
I was Sad about this... THen I saw your comment and i laughing my ass off
Yeah, it's fake and it says so.
0:24 "This ten year time period was chosen for dramatic purposes completely unrelated to scientific observations. Instead, these simulations coupled with ominous music and low frequency narration definitively answer the biggest challenge facing mankind"
...dramatic purposes completely unrelated to scientific observations...
LOL... RUclips comments are an endless source of entertainment.
ok apparently our water is yellow for some reason
1:00 Oh come on!
The Thames isn't that polluted!
So basically New York will be the new Atlantic City, looks like the only thing that would show on the earth is the clock at the top of big the Big Ben... Lucky ass mermaids. >;o
Yes.
That's it! Move to the mountains!
60 meters is worst case scenario 100 years out.
Wait, are you saying that Kevin Costner's WaterWorld won't happen?
You have a point, however 1) sea water is salty and full of minerals and 2) the ice on Antarctica isn't displacing any water as the ice is on land..... your argument is flawed and wrong and maybe you should go back to school.
Ahhh... Minnesota. Totally safe.
Talk about the red tide. Poor Australians.
Was this a commercial?
Well the government better make damn ark for thousands of people
Good advertisement.
this is what im thinking it sea level get to high. we make many more mineshats near water and lets the water flow into the mineshaft when ther people stop mining we make a canal to it and then bang! weve got a solution and more materiels more jobs and well thats it.
Well, who's going to be Noah?
1:45 its just a huge period
and sydney with blood... why do only americans get nice carribean style water?
Eww, why is the water in London yellow? someone pissed in the thames?
Sidney looks like its flooded with blood rather then water.
sooo, make another venice?
In sydney looks like it was a massacre D:
0:28, we are 7 days away from that.........if that were true people in San Francisco would be evacuating by now...........
So what will happen to the Philippines?
Ocean levels are falling not rising !
+Philip Hunter the lakes are falling
+andreih1200 RBX the sky is crying
wrong :(
cant wait
10 years?... yeah right :D
you used google earth?how to make this too?
So, Sydney become a bloodbath ? LOL
Solution:Live im the Rockies, the Alps or the Himilayas
Anybody else think cities being destroyed ISN'T a bad thing?
what is city ????????/
well, I'll be up Mt. Kosciusko if anyone needs me
the clock is more important than you. that symbolizes the wealthy british empire. you are just a subject of the queen.
They're children in the 3rd year of primary school.
Omggg I live in SanFrancisco and o3o
when we all are shifting to mars