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I'm quite jealous right now honestly, considering Shiny male Basculegion is in my top 10 favorite shinies.

I'm quite jealous right now honestly, considering Shiny male Basculegion is in my top 10 favorite shinies.

Ice Omega (@OmegaGlacial). 13 views. I'm quite jealous right now honestly, considering Shiny male Basculegion is in my top 10 favorite shinies.

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Glacier National Park

Antartica's 'Doomsday' glacier's giant ice shelf is about to break away

Antartica's 'Doomsday' glacier's giant ice shelf is about to break away

YouTubeNew Scientist

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This Looks Like a Frozen River… But It’s Actually Moving 😳🧊

This Looks Like a Frozen River… But It’s Actually Moving 😳🧊

YouTubeScenicmotionsomniverse

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How to demonstrate ice shelf collapse 🧊

How to demonstrate ice shelf collapse 🧊

YouTubeNew Scientist

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Nah the transition from “Faaji” into “Glacier Girl” on this live performance was way too smooth icl 🏄🏄🏄

Nah the transition from “Faaji” into “Glacier Girl” on this live performance was way too smooth icl 🏄🏄🏄

27.3K views2 weeks ago

I swear, the only positive thing about this DLC is that I now have a realistic way to headcanon that the Stories 2 protagonist is still alive during Stories 3 like Navirou is. But aside from that... damn, no matter where you look at, this DLC REALLY sucks!

I swear, the only positive thing about this DLC is that I now have a realistic way to headcanon that the Stories 2 protagonist is still alive during Stories 3 like Navirou is. But aside from that... damn, no matter where you look at, this DLC REALLY sucks!

419.7K views2 weeks ago

We witnessed the raw power of nature yesterday just south of Seward Alaska! It was incredible to watch this massive glacier calving, sending a huge wave through the water. Absolutely breathtaking to see firsthand.Glacial calving is a natural process where large chunks of ice break off from the edge of a glacier. This typically happens at the “terminus” or snout, where the glacier meets the sea, a lake, or even dry land. When these massive pieces of ice fall into the water, they become icebergs,

We witnessed the raw power of nature yesterday just south of Seward Alaska! It was incredible to watch this massive glacier calving, sending a huge wave through the water. Absolutely breathtaking to see firsthand.Glacial calving is a natural process where large chunks of ice break off from the edge of a glacier. This typically happens at the “terminus” or snout, where the glacier meets the sea, a lake, or even dry land. When these massive pieces of ice fall into the water, they become icebergs,

x.comJames Spann

62.1K views3 weeks ago

Glacier Melting

Massive Glacier Chunk Suddenly Flips Upside Down

Massive Glacier Chunk Suddenly Flips Upside Down

YouTubeViralSnare Rights

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Could a big curtain save Antarctica? 🧊

Could a big curtain save Antarctica? 🧊

YouTubeNew Scientist

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Tignes grande motte glacier comparison 2025 - 2026

Tignes grande motte glacier comparison 2025 - 2026

YouTube150 days of winter

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Nah the transition from “Faaji” into “Glacier Girl” on this live performance was way too smooth icl 🏄🏄🏄

Nah the transition from “Faaji” into “Glacier Girl” on this live performance was way too smooth icl 🏄🏄🏄

27.3K views2 weeks ago

I swear, the only positive thing about this DLC is that I now have a realistic way to headcanon that the Stories 2 protagonist is still alive during Stories 3 like Navirou is. But aside from that... damn, no matter where you look at, this DLC REALLY sucks!

I swear, the only positive thing about this DLC is that I now have a realistic way to headcanon that the Stories 2 protagonist is still alive during Stories 3 like Navirou is. But aside from that... damn, no matter where you look at, this DLC REALLY sucks!

419.7K views2 weeks ago

We witnessed the raw power of nature yesterday just south of Seward Alaska! It was incredible to watch this massive glacier calving, sending a huge wave through the water. Absolutely breathtaking to see firsthand.Glacial calving is a natural process where large chunks of ice break off from the edge of a glacier. This typically happens at the “terminus” or snout, where the glacier meets the sea, a lake, or even dry land. When these massive pieces of ice fall into the water, they become icebergs,

We witnessed the raw power of nature yesterday just south of Seward Alaska! It was incredible to watch this massive glacier calving, sending a huge wave through the water. Absolutely breathtaking to see firsthand.Glacial calving is a natural process where large chunks of ice break off from the edge of a glacier. This typically happens at the “terminus” or snout, where the glacier meets the sea, a lake, or even dry land. When these massive pieces of ice fall into the water, they become icebergs,

62.1K views3 weeks ago

x.comJames Spann

🎨 SEEDANCE 2 🎨Prompt :First-person FPV drone shot diving into a frozen arctic canyon during a violent aurora storm. The drone rockets over cracked ice sheets, slips through glowing blue glacier tunnels, and banks between towering ice spires as green and violet aurora light ripples across every surface. The flight accelerates toward a colossal frozen waterfall suspended in midair. At the final moment, the waterfall shatters upward into millions of luminous ice fragments, revealing a hidden alie

🎨 SEEDANCE 2 🎨Prompt :First-person FPV drone shot diving into a frozen arctic canyon during a violent aurora storm. The drone rockets over cracked ice sheets, slips through glowing blue glacier tunnels, and banks between towering ice spires as green and violet aurora light ripples across every surface. The flight accelerates toward a colossal frozen waterfall suspended in midair. At the final moment, the waterfall shatters upward into millions of luminous ice fragments, revealing a hidden alie

1.9K views2 weeks ago

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Hannibal would have had a tough time bringing elephants across the Alps with the current glaciers.

Hannibal would have had a tough time bringing elephants across the Alps with the current glaciers.

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If this stood in Ireland, people would probably call it prehistoric.Instead, it’s sitting in North Salem, New York.Balanced Rock is a massive glacial boulder resting on several smaller stones, giving it the unmistakable appearance of a man-made dolmen. For generations it’s fueled theories of ancient builders, forgotten voyages, and ceremonial landscapes.The geological explanation is that it’s a glacial erratic, left behind as the last ice sheet retreated. But its unusual form is exactly why the

If this stood in Ireland, people would probably call it prehistoric.Instead, it’s sitting in North Salem, New York.Balanced Rock is a massive glacial boulder resting on several smaller stones, giving it the unmistakable appearance of a man-made dolmen. For generations it’s fueled theories of ancient builders, forgotten voyages, and ceremonial landscapes.The geological explanation is that it’s a glacial erratic, left behind as the last ice sheet retreated. But its unusual form is exactly why the

21.4K views2 weeks ago

People don't realize that the Earth gradually changes its orientation toward the Sun over long timescales through a process called axial precession. If you couple this with apsidal precession, you get a cycle of approximately 23,000–24,000 years, from glacial to interglacial periods.This event is what causes abrupt climate change events every 3,000 years, with less severe events occurring roughly every 1,500 years, depending on Grand Solar Minima and geomagnetic excursions.Current climate change

People don't realize that the Earth gradually changes its orientation toward the Sun over long timescales through a process called axial precession. If you couple this with apsidal precession, you get a cycle of approximately 23,000–24,000 years, from glacial to interglacial periods.This event is what causes abrupt climate change events every 3,000 years, with less severe events occurring roughly every 1,500 years, depending on Grand Solar Minima and geomagnetic excursions.Current climate change

21.3K views2 weeks ago

x.comOpen Minded Approach

Terreur caniculaire : l’ouverture inouïe de ce giallo diurne et glacial, Frissons d’horreur (Armando Crispino, 1975), cascade de suicides sous l’emprise d’un soleil fou et meurtrier — l’ouverture de Phénomènes de Shyamalan en cauchemarde encore.

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x.comJean Baudry

@THEOGBLACKMAMBA cats gon' copy one idea, two, then the whole look🤷‍♀️

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提瓦特完整地图曝光！10倍速星球转圈

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