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Rising sea levels engulf New Moore Island
As reported by the BBC, the School of Oceanographic Studies in Calcutta has officially found New Moore Island to be covered by sea water. Confirmed by local fishermen and satellite pictures, New Moore Island is officially no more. Before the year 2000, sea levels in most of the world went up by approximately 3 millimeters a year, but between 2000 and 2010 sea level has risen at about 5 millimeters per year. In the Bengal Basin region and Sundarban Island chain, where New Moore Island was situated, sea levels have been rising by about 3.14 centimeters a year. In the last fifteen years, four other Sundarban chain islands have disappeared into the ocean.
New Moore Island isn't the only sinker
The Sundarban Island chain is not the only home to sinking islands. The Maldives, an island nation in the Indian Ocean, has been losing land mass to the sea for years. Tiny changes can make a huge impact on these islands, where the highest point is only 8 feet above sea level. The Maldives government has been building Hulhumale, a fabricated island nearby, for residents to evacuate to if needs be. Tuvalu, a Pacific Ocean island between Hawaii and Austrailia, is also quickly losing land mass. Experts estimate that Tuvalu's 11,000 citizens will have no home in as little as 50 years. A few residents of Tuvalu – 75, to be exact – can use military personal loans to move to New Zealand. Like New Moore Island, Tonga, Kirbati, and the Marshall Islands are all at risk of sinking into the sea.
The current sea level rise has occurred at a mean rate of 0.7 inches per year for the past century and more recently it has been estimated near 1.2 inches per year (1993-2003). What the future will bring as a sea rise is variable depending on the melting of the ice caps and average global temperatures. Some have predicted as much as 7 feet in the next century for example.
if you watch the first vid off CAELENIUM the guy explanes a few things about seismic waves that seem to make sense about 25-35 mins in. i`m not saying i`m buying the hollow earth theory but the guys has thought it through
Originally posted by Protostellar
reply to post by CAELENIUM
After reading your first post in this thread I couldn't be troubled to read further.
We know the earth is not hollow by measuring seismic waves from one end of the planet to the other.
In fact, this thread contains a fair bit of pseudoscience.
Deny ignorance and embrace empirical research.
Originally posted by Aceofclubs
if you watch the first vid off CAELENIUM the guy explanes a few things about seismic waves that seem to make sense about 25-35 mins in. i`m not saying i`m buying the hollow earth theory but the guys has thought it through
Originally posted by Protostellar
reply to post by CAELENIUM
After reading your first post in this thread I couldn't be troubled to read further.
We know the earth is not hollow by measuring seismic waves from one end of the planet to the other.
In fact, this thread contains a fair bit of pseudoscience.
Deny ignorance and embrace empirical research.
Originally posted by CAELENIUM
What is it making stars shine ? Electric "phase modulation" forces that build up as a consequence of the Cosmic Ray energy, which is also the force that creates gravity and magnetism.
Originally posted by whiteraven
I have listened to about 5 of his videos.
This idea is not that corny although the messenger might be yet I believe him to be sincere.
If you think off all the metal and debris released into the air over the past hundred years you know it has had to settle somewhere and according to him this is in our ice packs.
How very scary.