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Published on Dec 12, 2012
It's like watching 'Manhattan breaking apart in front of your eyes', says filmmaker James Balog. He's describing the largest iceberg calving ever filmed, as featured in his movie, Chasing Ice. After weeks of waiting, the filmakers witnessed 7.4 cubic km of ice crashing off the Ilulissat glacier in Greenland. Chasing Ice, released in the UK on Friday, follows James Balog's mission to document Arctic ice being melted by climate change.
Originally posted by ShotGunRum
Global warming.
Originally posted by Thorneblood
I know it's not, but i swear i would totally buy a spaceship coming up from the beneath the ice at the 2:02 mark if this were a big-budget film. The color and lines of that rock/ice is perfect for a ship, even the shape totally works.
Originally posted by Thorneblood
I know it's not, but i swear i would totally buy a spaceship coming up from the beneath the ice at the 2:02 mark if this were a big-budget film. The color and lines of that rock/ice is perfect for a ship, even the shape totally works.
Originally posted by Thorneblood
I know it's not, but i swear i would totally buy a spaceship coming up from the beneath the ice at the 2:02 mark if this were a big-budget film. The color and lines of that rock/ice is perfect for a ship, even the shape totally works.
Originally posted by thegrayone
I'm surprised and glad that nobody has said that the water level is going to rise due to the melting of the ice! First time I heard that on the news, after Al Gore came out with his global warming propaganda, I couldn't stop laughing for weeks. My father was really scared and I had to explain to him that the water level would remain the same even if all the icebergs melt at the same time!