Nova: Extreme ice

[CowboyWay]

I saw a really good documentary on Nova the other night called "Extreme Ice". A guy goes to the poles and sets up many cameras all around and programs them to take one picture every daylight hour for 3-5 years.

Then by fast forwarding you watch the ice retreat in 3-5 years in a matter of seconds or minutes. It was wild. Great cinematography too.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/extremeice/melt.html

click on "video" to see it.

disclaimer.....if you are one of the few who doesn't believe in any of this "ice melting" nonsense, please move along....nothing to see here.

[CowboyFan74]

That's some cool footage no matter what your stance is.

[CowboyWay]

Agree. You would have loved the actual show. It was amazing to see that ice move like that.

[Duane]

Nova is consistently one of the best shows on TV.

[jksmith269]

I saw a really good documentary on Nova the other night called "Extreme Ice". A guy goes to the poles and sets up many cameras all around and programs them to take one picture every daylight hour for 3-5 years.

Then by fast forwarding you watch the ice retreat in 3-5 years in a matter of seconds or minutes. It was wild. Great cinematography too.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/extremeice/melt.html

click on "video" to see it.

disclaimer.....if you are one of the few who doesn't believe in any of this "ice melting" nonsense, please move along....nothing to see here.


I think the ice is melting but I also think it's a cycle that the earth goes through...