Rising Sea will shape the future of the USA

[Brighten04]

I do recall hearing that there is evidence the Earth's magnetic field has reversed polarity many times in the past, and that there are indications that such a reversal may be upcoming. How would that change geography?

I think some catastrophic tsunamis , and devastating earthquakes could happen. Some islands could disappear.

 

[Ruth]

Yes, the earth has been changing for a long time and will continue but only mother nature knows for sure. lol

 

[Doublemint]

Antarctica has been covered with a thick sheet of ice for 15 million years, long before there were any humans.

Oh ... :chairfall: ... I mixed up my Poles ... I meant North Pole ...
Some Turkish guy had an old genuine map with all the details before it was even discovered ...
No ice.
We move there ... :fish2:

 

[Lamb]

Oh ... :chairfall: ... I mixed up my Poles ... I meant North Pole ...
Some Turkish guy had an old genuine map with all the details before it was even discovered ...
No ice.
We move there ... :fish2:

The North Pole is over an ocean

How about the equator? No ice there!

 

[Doublemint]

The North Pole is over an ocean

How about the equator? No ice there!

Fine ... West Pole it is then.
:bolt:lane::drive:eace::hippie:

 

[MoreCoffee]

Antarctica has been covered with a thick sheet of ice for 15 million years, long before there were any humans.

I bet you'll have a hard time finding that alleged map

 

[JPPT1974]

The earth is unpredictable. Whether sea or land.

 

[MarkFL]

I bet you'll have a hard time finding that alleged map

It is possible that the map being referred to is the famous Piri Reis map, which some say depicts an ice-free Antarctic coast, but serious scholarship holds that there is no reason to believe that the map is the product of genuine knowledge of the Antarctic coast.

 

[psalms 91]

The whole earth will change and not for the better according to Revelation, the islands will disappear, the sun will burn men, it points to dramatic events

 

[MoreCoffee]

It is possible that the map being referred to is the famous Piri Reis map, which some say depicts an ice-free Antarctic coast, but serious scholarship holds that there is no reason to believe that the map is the product of genuine knowledge of the Antarctic coast.

not exactly an 'ancient' map is it

 

[psalms 91]

It is very pluaable that at some point anartica was ice free

 

[MoreCoffee]

It is very pluaable that at some point anartica was ice free

Probably not in recorded history.

 

[psalms 91]

Your right but fun to think about

 

[MoreCoffee]

Your right but fun to think about

The continents drift. Once Antarctica was equatorial. It would be snow and ice free (except perhaps for high mountains) then.

 

[psalms 91]

The continents drift. Once Antarctica was equatorial. It would be snow and ice free (except perhaps for high mountains) then.

I would love to live in a country n the equater or close to it. I hate cold and snow

 

[MoreCoffee]

I would love to live in a country n the equater or close to it. I hate cold and snow

The north of Australia is tropical.

 

[Doublemint]

I would love to live in a country n the equater or close to it. I hate cold and snow

All my life I lived in places where winters were cold.
I think I start getting older. My knees and feet started hurting for the last couple of winters.

... yet I still think like a kid! :dance:

Thanks,
Ed

 

[Doublemint]

The north of Australia is tropical.

Although I am stopping liking winters (getting older I guess), there is something about change of seasons.
Change is good.
If I move someplace where every day is the same ... I don't know.

 

[ImaginaryDay2]

I live on Lake Erie and that's where it's happening, too.

The "Great Lakes" are rising? I lived in Michigan my whole life (until four years ago) and never heard this.
(Disclaimer - I am for the full disclosure of all climate related science. This is not currently happening)

 

[psalms 91]

All my life I lived in places where winters were cold.
I think I start getting older. My knees and feet started hurting for the last couple of winters.

... yet I still think like a kid! :dance:

Thanks,
Ed

Yeah I was in Panama when I was very young and have never got used to witer