Ein Eisberg kentert
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2015
- Der See Jökulsárlón (deutsch „Gletscherflusslagune“) ist der bekannteste und größte einer Reihe von Gletscherseen in Island. Er liegt am Südrand des Vatnajökull zwischen dem Skaftafell-Nationalpark und Höfn. Mit 248 Metern ist er der tiefste See Islands. Seine Fläche beträgt etwa 18 km².
Der Jökulsárlón wird durch die auf ihm treibenden Eisberge charakterisiert, die eine Höhe von bis zu 15 Meter erreichen. Sie lösen sich von der Gletscherzunge des Breiðamerkurjökull ab.
Die meisten Eisberge drehen sich im Laufe ihrer Existenz mehrfach und das Wasser formt dann tiefe Einschnitte und Gräben im Eis. Manchmal sind auch Tore und Höhlen zu sehen. Bei einer Bootstour auf dem Jökulsárlón wurde ich zufällig Zeuge des Kenterns eines solchen Eisberges.
have to admit that's a beautiful shade of blue.
Very interesting and the colors are spectacular.
For years I've read of the dangers of blue icebergs to shipping in the early days of the 20th century.This is the first one I've seen.They would be in invisible after dark or in low light.
Don't think so. The ice isn't blue. It absorbs some light and reflects blue. Kind of like the sky. I think the blue is gone at night and the berg is no less visible.
That deep blue is so beautiful! Does anyone else want a chunk of it to see what it tastes like?
Flossie Mae salty?
@@danielsteinert4408 interestingly, no. The salinity is pushed out as the ice forms and compacts, so blue ice (multiyear) will be pure water, not salty at all :-)
@@Tiggsthewhistler Thank you. That is very interesting.
Blue Curacao, of course!
The way the sound of the engine changed with the rotation of the iceberg, I was wondering if I was watching the world’s first motorized iceberg…
I think the captain was prepping for a quick getaway if it produced a tsunami...lol
Or was it an air pump inflating an iceberg balloon!?! Mother nature is beautiful.
Hiensenburgs biggest cook by far.
my copy, translate and paste. The lake Jökulsárlón (German "Glacier River Lagoon") is the most famous and largest of a series of glacial lakes in Iceland. It is located on the southern edge of Vatnajökull between the Skaftafell National Park and Höfn. At 248 meters, it is the deepest lake in Iceland. Its area is about 18 km².
The Jökulsárlón is characterized by the icebergs floating on it, reaching a height of up to 15 meters. They detach themselves from the glacier tongue of Breiðamerkurjökull. Most icebergs rotate in the course of their existence several times and the water then forms deep cuts and ditches in the ice. Sometimes there are also gates and caves. During a boat trip on the Jökulsárlón I happened to witness the capsizing of such an iceberg.
Thank you for translation 👍
imposantes spektakel !!
Very nice.
Very interesting video amazing nature ...woow Thx and keep going.!Best regards from Canada👌💕🍷🌹🍁✌
Ja das ist mal ein Geschenk!
Gameboy genau!
How wonderful that you were present to witness and then provide to us the iceberg finding its new equilibrium in the sea
To be honest that's the opposite of wonderful. Does nobody smell the irony in this? Glaciers are melting because we humans cause global warming. And what do these people do? They travel around the world and swarm the site with boats, burning more fossil fuel and causing more global warming. That's like climbing up the pole of a warning sign that says it's dangerous to climb.
This kind of footage should be made by a few scientists and professional photographers. But apparently it's a tourist attraction and troves of regular folk are taking amateur pictures. Heck, that one woman can't stop talking about her son's birthday and that this was his present ...
@@Puschit1 10 year old school girls whine less than this comment...are are better informed as well.
Very beautiful and amazing "))))
Wow I have never seen an iceberg that looks like that. It almost looks like it’s from another planet.
I would love to have a couple of chunks of that blue ice in my bourbon! 😊
Just beautiful.
Wow. Beautiful.
So very beautiful !
The blue comes from compacted ice, the light shows it blue
Boah voll schön sieht der Eisberg aus !!!! :)
Zooming in is the curse of the well-meaning amateur. You zoom in to see some small detail, and those watching miss much of the main event.
Fantastic
You can hear clearly the motor that is turning the iceberg and how it rolls back when the motor is down. This is a real tourist-trap.
So beautiful
God is so awesome to have created something like that.
Except that god does not exist.
Since it's zoomed in, this chunk of ice looks two feet wide.
eine tolle Farbe - unglaublich schön
And that ice will be from a pre-atomic test era. So it's probably extremely pure, barring some small amounts of natural C14, and volcanic residue.
It,s like a behemoth gem stone rising up from the abyss, to make its presence known and to shine once more before returning to the depths for another 1000 years of solitude.
It melts but it does look like a gemstone....
Are these the biggest natural objects that move? Don't talk plate tectonics, you know what I mean.
Like watching a mountain turn over.
Half expecting to see a mammoth frozen in the ice
Blaues Eis, wenig Luft im Eis. Habe ich schon viel in Grönland gesehen.
Freu dich
That was cool
Wie die Frau im Hintergrund die ganze Zeit darauf geiert das er heute Geburtstag hat
Huh , a peekablue iceberg .
One does have to wonder where the blue comes from. I've always thought that "ice blue" was a very pale blue but these icebergs have deep vibrant blues in them.
Snow is compressed into ice as it is forced between mountains in valleys becoming glaciers.
The ice is further compressed by the weight behind it as it moves along the valleys.
As the ice is compressed the air is forced out, the less air, the bluer the ice looks.
@@thosoz3431 Thank you for the explanation. However, given the fact that water is colorless there must be yet some unexplained factor producing the blue.
@@kirbywaite1586 Ice only appears blue when it is sufficiently consolidated that bubbles do not interfere with the passage of light. Without the scattering effect of air bubbles, light can penetrate ice undisturbed. In ice, the absorption of light at the red end of the spectrum is six times greater than at the blue end.
@@thosoz3431 That is quite fascinatng, thank you.
I think it is partly due to the tyndall- effect (similar to reyligh scattering, that makes sky blue), and partly due to the minerals dissolved in the water from the so called "rock flour" produced in the erotion, since you see liquid water in creeks in mountains often have this blue color as well. I suspect copper ions make this color, but also chromium(II) ions make this color. Oxygen could also play a role, as liquid oxygen (especialy ozone) is blue. I also suspect that the high amount of ions in the water will cause the ice to melt, causing microscopic pockets of higher density liquid water, further scattering the light and driving the tyndall-effect. lastly, glaciers can sometimes get a bit alkaline pH-level. These are my hypothesies anyways. according to wikipedia in the site "Blue Ice", the O-H- bonds in water absorbs the red light, so it might just be the thickness and lack uf impurities that causes it to appear so blue.
WHAT is floating by in the last few seconds??? Doesn’t look like ice. Almost appears to be an upside down/frozen fish of some kind
TH-cam weiß immer, was man 2020 sehen will
One hellacious blue diamond 💎👍🏼🤍
'Can we walk on the iceberg?'
Blaues Eis. Hoch verdichtet, tausende Jahre alt. Da möchte ich ein Stück von haben....
In the article this video was attached to, it said that icebergs can flip with the force of an atomic bomb and can cause tsunamis etc. Knowing this, don't you think it was a bit reckless to be in the vicinity of such a force now nature?
Why is it so blue ?
Now that's BLUE.
Als ob Neptun persönlich aus dem Wasser steigt.
Be nice to hear the actual sound of the iceberg, than the people.
Omg wow ❤️
Южное сокровище.
Why are they blue?
That be a sea monster.
El hielo de los polos cada día cede.
Ante todo el calor que generamos.
¿Que pasará cuando todo el hielo se derrita?
Alguien lo sabe a ciencia cierta?
😂😅😂😅😂😭
Is that a "whistler" iceberg?
I think that is the boats engine that is making the noise
That is tesseract blue there folks
Pretty
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It is a matter of great sadness ... It is the stupidity of mankind and the greed of the tyrants .... You are so full that you have suffered so much for the poor like me
... ein geilich geschenk on a birthday???
Why do they roll over? Engineers??
It's part of the Disneyland experience.
It just all of a sudden decided to turn topsy turvy?
Playing "Now you see me and now you don't!"
must be dangerous
That ice is very old.
How do you know? Maybe its blue? Umm i just guessed:)
SO Beautiful! our God is an awesome God!
God is not real dumbass. There is scientific proof of life on Earth dating back millions of years ago. Long before "God" created Earth. Theres scientific proof we evolved into what we are today. The Bible is a work of fiction created as a means of control over people incapable of governing themselves with dignity.
El hielo tiene formas de ánimales
Ooh jah, ist gut jah. Maybe that's a different movie.
Maravilhoso
I think its his birthday today
Original shave iced made of 😋
The colour of my ex's heart
TH-cam please reccomend me calming nature videos
There's my keys!!
Facts. From a party from 2005
Das ist ja schlimmer als Pacific Rim.
Ein Eisberg kann nicht kentern, also untergehen, da leichter als Wasser. Er kann sich höchstens drehen, wie hier zu sehen!!!
It is his börsday today
I just don't think people who get in boats or ships shouldn't be. Those real big ,tall icebergs make boats or ships turn over . Dangerous. I mean really. Mrs. Allen
This kind of icebergs are very dangerous because it can explode like it's shooting out as gun machine
Why/how?
It's compressed frozen liquid if you know
@@sofiejosefsen242 ...but what makes it explode?
I Really don't know but Maybe it could be small air in the ice that releasing and causing explosion. I have seen it in live
@@sofiejosefsen242 Thank you
Das annarktik kristaalshift
Bei uns in Bayern hoaßt des, er draht se um.
Kentern is wos anders 😁😇
Not real footage, just my opinion
Wenn das dumme Gelabere im Hintergrund nicht wäre, wär das ein andächtiger Moment.
Ya der wieners.
It is sad watching our life disappear. Stupid comments by stupids on this site.
Evolution!
Part of the reason the world is in such a mess to many people making money from tours of the arctic’s etc.
Part of the reason people treasure the planet is tours of the Arctic where people can see the beauty and power of nature.
Dafür fährt man dahin?!
Einfach eine Schande für die Menschheit.
Mann sieht an die Farben das das Eis nicht kalt genug mehr ist.
Man sieht an deiner Rechtschreibung, dass du keine Ahnung hast
De zuus oan dien sjrieve datste unne vreigeleer bis
Why didn't the damn engine turn off the boat captain.??
He completely suppressed the voice of nature! Real stupid!
Absurd, very absurd!