NASA Releases Time-Lapse Video Of Depleting Arctic Ice Cap | BOOM

A time-lapse animation has been released by NASA showing how the Arctic sea ice has changed over the past 30 years.

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[ideoformsun]

Why can't I find any current satellite photos of the polar ice cap?

[CaptainQwazCaz]

For a second I thought this was Jojo Siwa's hairline.

[JXN]

I'll be honest. I always thought that the top of Greenland was the north pole.

[alexisfourneau]

Many ancient species lost in the sea ..

[JonPrevost]

It just occurred to me, that the surface of earth is a constant, but if you took cross-sectional area in the lattitude, it would only make sense that as ice retreated (has been for SOOOO LONG), that it would accelerate it's loss's based not on just perimeter, but the amount of warmer air surrounding it. Mass flow matters, not just temperature. So the geometry of the planet being spherical, means the ice loss will get faster as it retreats to a smaller and smaller PORTION of the air/land of the plant! Duh. Not to say we shouldn't be better stewards of the environment, but that it makes some sense why it appears to be accelerating. Multi-variable formula! Anyways, loved the animation. Made me think more about the ice-loss. Now I want to write a fiction book about the future. I'll call it 2084 ;)

[randy-tzu]

Funny how we should flood every year from the ebb and flow by rising sea levels when it melts. Interesting this is a cgi video.

[cbirckhe]

I would to just like see the fricken video without the interruptions and text overs! It's so chopped up it conveys nothing.

[radkobashev]

In 1800:Arctica has 100% of it's ice
In 1895:Arctica has 89% of it's ice
In 1986:Arctica has 80% of it's ice
In 2000:Arctica has 64% of it's ice
In 2010:Arctica has 40% of it's ice
In 2016:Arctica has 10% of it's ice
In 2019:Arctica has 2% of it's ice

[benslack]

So wear was the depleting of the ice cap looked like it melted in the summer but always went back to the same spot in winter

[phantomsgarage]

It's funny cause they stoped it on the season that its normally melted on.

[Clare]

If you would really care, you would gave the NASA's source

[ireallylovegod]

It's the loss of old ice [the whitest ice] that's the problem.

[j.dante_apparel]

the likely reason they did animation, is because clouds would get in the way of pictures and it would be a lot harder to see the results all the way from space.

[tosky]

I really don't know whether to put a Thump's up or down, I'm really upset of that.

[kellienicolebrooksschettin]

Yeah nice ice caps and York peppermint Patti

[donhall]

Some people need to read the great Northwest passage and how it transpired this is happened before and it was well before the combustion engine I have been looking at this for years at around the. Of 1984 we were just coming out of a cold. From the volcano going off Mount saint Helen it went for almost a 10-year period from 78 to about 87

[atw]

The earth has one solution and that is to get rid of humans.

[mikewilhelmson]

jesus. this video has only been seen 2000 times. there's not enough ignorance or cheap sex

[darkmatterhafnium]

Is the ice is melting why isn’t the northern parts of Greenland and Canada sinking yet

[TheSatiyeh]

Is there any way to make it melt faster?