Global warming

[laurent_caen]

a question has been bothering me for a long time now
the possibility of a rise in sea levels, which is attributed to the melting of glaciers accelerated by global warming, is continually raised; why don't we also talk about the fact that hot water is lighter and therefore less dense than cold water?
the oceans, as they warm up, would see their level also increase ...

[lau]

scientists often talk about ocean dilation; the phenomenon would be even more important than the melting of the ice

[Targol]

scientists often talk about ocean dilation; the phenomenon would be even more important than the melting of the ice

It's amazing, however, each time I take an aperitif, as the ice melts, the level down in my glass

Anyone have an explanation? Maybe evaporation?

[denis]

scientists often talk about ocean dilation; the phenomenon would be even more important than the melting of the ice

I also heard these conclusions that the melted ice, little influence on the level, the dilation of the water, with 1 or 2 degree more, by the large mass would on the other hand raise the level, certain very low island are elsewhere already touched, and even evacuated I believe.

targol, try to make your experience very scientific, with curd, it has different properties!

[Targol]

scientists often talk about ocean dilation; the phenomenon would be even more important than the melting of the ice

I also heard these conclusions that the melted ice, little influence on the level, the dilation of the water, with 1 or 2 degree more, by the large mass would on the other hand raise the level, certain very low island are elsewhere already touched, and even evacuated I believe.

This is the case of the Tuvalu Islands (see the paragraph "Controversy on global warming" of this page )

targol, try to make your experience very scientific, with curd, it has different properties!

Excellent, this answer !!!
And what does bleach do?

[laurent_caen]

beware of the traditional confusion: the melting of submerged ice does not cause any rise in water, it is the melting of glaciers who is at fault!

[lau]

well no it would really be the increase in volume of the sea by dilation but where I laughed the most is on the wikipedia link that gives targol where is mentioned I quote:

"But it is possible that the collapse of the atolls is also at the origin of the progressive invasion by the waters of the ocean"

[Targol]

where i laughed the most is on the wikipedia link that gives targol where is mentioned i quote:

"But it is possible that the collapse of the atolls is also at the origin of the progressive invasion by the waters of the ocean"

I do not know if these are these islands but I had seen a report on a string of islands which was located on a telluric plate which sank under another plate not far from the islands. The result was that the islands disappeared one after the other below the surface not by the increase in the level of the ocean but by tectonic sliding.

Maybe that's what is expressed in the wiki ???

[lau]

like Atlantis then?


http://www.linternaute.com/humour/dossier/06/enigmes-historiques/atlantide.shtml

[AVEVA]

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