Sea Level rise information very scarce.

a reply to: mc_squared

I jokingly added the conspiracy part, but the information I was looking for has nothing to do with climate change, yet, it seems nothing can be found without some added information about climate change. And the basic stuff I was looking for seemed buried by AGW garbage.

It seems you can't swing a dead cat without hitting some sad polar bears.

a reply to: network dudeI think the reason why there's little definitive explanations as to the apparent sea-level changes...


I say 'apparent' changes in sea level because no one has conclusive proof the water is rising...
rather than the sea-floor sinking to create higher tides & sea-levels


scientists are suddenly 'pretty sure' that the very bottom of the north America crustal plate is progressively crumbling off and falling into the hotter, more fluid rock layer known as the Mantle layer (some 10s -to- 100s of Km. from the surface)


math models are what is being used...skewed from the bias that melted ice has to be causing rising sea levels...

math models of EQ frequencies traveling at different rates are resulting in science extrapolating that the NA plate is losing its' thickness from the bottom layers of the crustal plate... the thinkers' have not as yet connected the dots that a thinner ocean bottom will stretch the crust downward and thus nullify the increased water volume with a deeper 'bowl' or deeper ocean bottom ..... ergo - very few islands getting swamped under water by rising seal levels...

a reply to: St Udio

That would be a large kick in the teeth to all the doomslayers wanting the sea level rise to be an apocalyptic result of climate change. I'd welcome more beach if it was an option.

a reply to: network dude

Here is an animated map supposedly showing what would happen if all the ice on the earth melted. It would raise sea level by 216'.

It shows New Jersey being completely inundated. Odd thing is my town is 12 miles form Manhattan and we are at 512' in elevation. How did this happen? Answer: bad map with a doom porn spin.

Could this be a reason for fluctuations in the rise in sea levels...Not the sole reason but times that by say roughly 2 billion and that's some serious Water displacement.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

only in America

originally posted by: intergalactic fire
a reply to: Soloprotocol

only in America

Oh, the UK is fast catching up.
That's the Pacific and the Atlantic coast gone.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

So it wasn't co2 after all, it was McdO2