 |
 |
 |
Search users: |  |
 |
 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home | Users | Armies | StreamInfo | ChatLog | Stream |
| user name | message | ||
|
boxman600 |
NumbmuffinLive RAID | ||
|
boxman600 |
yeah, he would have gone for sniper if he did | ||
|
boxman600 |
Does china guy have HAX? | ||
|
boxman600 |
!bet all lose | ||
|
boxman600 |
darn | ||
|
boxman600 |
oh man, I didn't bet | ||
|
boxman600 |
Cloud was done by the matrix Brothers | ||
|
boxman600 |
GEE GEE Xcom | ||
|
boxman600 |
#6 | ||
|
boxman600 |
Live-action ride | ||
|
boxman600 |
They have a RIDE | ||
|
boxman600 |
Just Make a big sponge and soak up the extra water | ||
|
boxman600 |
Or Climate change killed millions of people | ||
|
boxman600 |
You guys heard it here first, XCom Supports Climate change... | ||
|
boxman600 |
MR streamer I'm too dumb to understand what I'm looking at | ||
|
boxman600 |
R U saying Florida will be underwater? | ||
|
boxman600 |
So what will happen to Florida? | ||
|
boxman600 |
What? | ||
|
boxman600 |
The sea levels going up? | ||
|
boxman600 |
gallons* | ||
|
boxman600 |
and when you have trillions of galls go up a few degrees it can all add up | ||
|
boxman600 |
That's true larger surface area | ||
|
boxman600 |
Like the glaciers in Canada and stuff of fresh water dumping into the ocean can increase the levels | ||
|
boxman600 |
can for sure increase the sea levels | ||
|
boxman600 |
And for sure other things melting into the sea | ||
|
boxman600 |
but doesn't the water already displace that volume? | ||
|
boxman600 |
Yeah, I get that | ||
|
boxman600 |
But, Since water expands when it freezes, one ounce of frozen water has a larger volume than one ounce of liquid water. A completely submerged ice cube weighing one ounce, for example, displaces MORE than one ounce of liquid water. | ||
|
boxman600 |
But all the ice floating in the ocean and melting is not going to really increase the seal levels that much... | ||
|
boxman600 |
Density of ice increases slightly with decreasing temperature and has a value of 0.9340 g/cm³ at −180 °C (93 K). So if you cool further, the density increases corresponding to a contraction of the substance. the volume of ice decreases when the temperature decreases! |
First Previous 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 Next Last