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Chris 2 year s ago
#7 I would like to know more about it. Could be a meteorite akkording to the shell like surface.
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Euphemia 2 year s ago
Chris,
Research "Bosnian Spheres"
Research "Bosnian Spheres"
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Serene 2 year s ago
Chris,
They belong to Chuck Norris
They belong to Chuck Norris
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Deanne 2 year s ago
#18... So why hasn't the "rising sea levels from the "almost gone polar ice fields due to global climate change covered them up yet?
It's been almost 100 years!
It's been almost 100 years!
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Sarilla 2 year s ago
Deanne,
Against: The amount of ocean level rise is not very consistent between studies. Some show fractions of an inch while other show inches and even feet. Additionally, the time it would take for the ocean to rise a given amount is not consistent. Basically, people took the worst case scenario and put that out their even though the mean shows a minimal amount.
For: Tidal water levels change consistently. This means that when the photo was taken is important because if it was taken at low tide versus high tide could be drastically different. Also, most plants which can grow in salt water could survive with their roots several feet below the water line. Thus the plants you see could be based several inches (or feet) beneath the water line and still survive. In fact some plants can have their roots many yards below the water line. (I used imperial as I assumed you were American).
Against: The amount of ocean level rise is not very consistent between studies. Some show fractions of an inch while other show inches and even feet. Additionally, the time it would take for the ocean to rise a given amount is not consistent. Basically, people took the worst case scenario and put that out their even though the mean shows a minimal amount.
For: Tidal water levels change consistently. This means that when the photo was taken is important because if it was taken at low tide versus high tide could be drastically different. Also, most plants which can grow in salt water could survive with their roots several feet below the water line. Thus the plants you see could be based several inches (or feet) beneath the water line and still survive. In fact some plants can have their roots many yards below the water line. (I used imperial as I assumed you were American).
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Es 2 year s ago
Sarilla,
"I used imperial as I assumed you were American" ... good one .
"I used imperial as I assumed you were American" ... good one .
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Nicey 2 year s ago
#14 FINALLY!!!! Playground equipment for homeschoolers!
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Mary 2 year s ago
#7. Redundant caption alert!
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Mary 2 year s ago
#38. There's an english word for that... ice.
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Midge 2 year s ago
Mary,
excuse me but what is ice again? oh what the caption points out correctly
excuse me but what is ice again? oh what the caption points out correctly
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Cindy 2 year s ago
#50
is his name "Noah"?
is his name "Noah"?
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Lenny 2 year s ago
#2 *your
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Cille 2 year s ago
#7 so now we know where that rock rolling after Indiana Jones went.
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Dre 2 year s ago
#49...Where do I get one of those Signs for my house, my cottage and life?
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Augustine 2 year s ago
#6 Once a horseface, always a horseface.
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Janice 2 year s ago
#13 Clearly never saw a woman wearing just a pearl necklace, I sure he would change his mind 
Research "Bosnian Spheres"
They belong to Chuck Norris
It's been almost 100 years!
Against: The amount of ocean level rise is not very consistent between studies. Some show fractions of an inch while other show inches and even feet. Additionally, the time it would take for the ocean to rise a given amount is not consistent. Basically, people took the worst case scenario and put that out their even though the mean shows a minimal amount.
For: Tidal water levels change consistently. This means that when the photo was taken is important because if it was taken at low tide versus high tide could be drastically different. Also, most plants which can grow in salt water could survive with their roots several feet below the water line. Thus the plants you see could be based several inches (or feet) beneath the water line and still survive. In fact some plants can have their roots many yards below the water line. (I used imperial as I assumed you were American).
"I used imperial as I assumed you were American" ... good one .
excuse me but what is ice again? oh what the caption points out correctly
is his name "Noah"?