D. Trump screams "AxxL IS MY FAVORITE TH-camR I HOPE HE BECOMES THE PRESIDENT OF CANADA AND USA!!!" Yes, every cool person loves my content. And I know you love me, dear marsjal
@@baconbliss4796 Paradoxically, it will also ensure SOME of the desalinization plants will never be completely removed (as otherwise the reverse problem will happen, with salt level going too low for marine life). -> _"Perfectly Balanced, as all things should be"_
“Drinking” it all solves nothing. The ice only reflects energy away at the poles. If it all melts nobody would notice a change in levels, the ocean is just that big. We would notice a gradual rise in temperatures as the place absorbs more energy than before. This heat is causing the water to expand in volume, but not in mass, filling in the coastlines.
Musk is pretty good at evaluating what big things when we can do, so yeah many would trust his insight on this more than a random leader in the Middle East
Today's fact: For every child born in Wales since April 2014, the Welsh Government have donated a fruit tree to Ugandan families, to celebrate the birth or adoption of every child.
Climate change: “I will melt all glaciers of the world and cause natural disasters, due to rising sea levels” Humans: “Don’t bother, we will melt them ourselves and drink them quicker”
D. A. If we can use the water coming from an iceberg instead pf it just melting in the ocean, it’s not a 4km squared iceberg that does such a difference... Furthermore, the pollution saved from desalination might even be better for the climate crisis!
@@jasonswiatkowski9127 And it'll give some taste to the water too. No more of that boring tasteless water! Who knows if they may even start exporting this shit.
@@delta927canadien-francais5 removing ice from the planet will do nothing but accelerate climate change for the simple fact that there's less cool mass cooling the oceans. Also, improving supply of resources means there is more capacity for human population expansion, which results in more waste, more climate change, more of every single earthly problem we're facing today. The problem with the earth is overpopulation and this is just another method of enabling the overpopulation to continue.
Yesimakunt Sh According to the UN’s own static and “current information available” the population is expected to peak by 2040 and then proceed to decline. With 7 billion people consisting of a family unit of 4 people. You could fit everyone in the state of Texas with an average area of 66 X 66 (Feet). That would be about the average area suburban plot of land. Texas is almost 269,000 sq miles. Earth has about 24,645,000 of habitable land. This is not counting deserts and mountains. Kinda interesting.
Salt is already cheap, the process of clearing the cleaning chemicals probably cost way too much for it to be profitable. But who knows maybe they'll make their own special Brine Salt brand.
I am surprised that they don't just dump it in the desert. Probably an environmental disaster, although I don't see putting it back in the ocean to be any better.
Probably less insane actually. If Elon musk can throw a tesla into space I'm sure Toyota could sponsor the Mars colony and sell the first Martian cars.
May be a silly question, but would it be possible to keep the salt from the desalination plants and use, sell or export it instead of returning it to the sea?
It is possible, but I doubt it would be economical to reprocess the salt for export. That's why the UAE simply dump the salt in the water rather than keeping it for reprocessing.
From what i understand desalination plants don't just produce solid salt, they separate the water into extremely salty brine water, and clean fresh water. To turn the brine into usable salt would take a ton more energy (water takes a surprisingly large amount of energy to heat up and boil) to evaporate the brine water and actually produce salt. So its just way more cost effective to destroy the environment and dump it all back into the sea than actually deal with it properly.
Read "two years before the mast". It's a sailor's diary about life at sea. They went around cape hoorn and start having trouble with icebergs. At one point the author contemplates about how ironic it is that in the US people would probably kill for ice to put into their drinks right now, and if only they could tow one of these icebergs to Boston.
MrXanthios I went to work on a construction project in Dubai and I can tell you there’s plenty of poor salaries being earned so I’m guessing the it’s the influx of foreign business creating the high average.
a few days ago me and a friend were talking about Frankie Muniz and I said "man, he's really aged in the last few years. he looked so much younger in Malcom in the Middle" and he said "yeah, didnt that show end in the mid 2000s? That show was on like 15 years ago" and i had to do the math in my head and then suddenly felt really old
I mean... What do you love more: Life Giving Water or a significant other who uh, will also die without fresh water... haha This is a true love story, mate. :]
Scientists in the 20th century: “The ice of Antarctica will melt and sink many cities where billions of people live.” Scientists in the 21st century: “The ice of Antarctica will be melted into pure water and will be consumed by people in dessert nations.” Scientists in the 22nd century: “Antarctica is now a green lush forest with a huge dessert in the middle. It needs ice.”
You know, i was going to ask.. "What end do they give to all that salt from the "water plants""? Now i have another question "They throw the salt BACK INTO THE OCEAN??????????????"
@@FlyingSagittarius Adequate and environment-friendly end to the byproduct of a industrial process is, and always was, the responsability of the industry performing said process. I dont know what they should do with it. I do know, however, that the argument "what else are you going to do with it" is one of the main reasons the environment is the way it is today. Not knowing what to do doesnt make it ok to dump it back on the sea. That is why this kind of discussion must happen before the operation start, not after
@@PamdaDev dude this is the Arabian Peninsula, they're rapidly raising the salinity of their soil because they prefer growing crops in the desert to buying them from nearby India, and 9 times out of 10 the UAE makes the news its for something wildly impractical like a tennis match on top of a skyscraper or a billionaire hiring Miley Cyrus to give a private concert for his cats and crap like that. This is a region where common sense went out the window as soon as oil prices went above $20 a barrel. Just be glad their not weaponizing the salt to turn the rest of the planet into a desert so everyone has to be as hot and thirsty as they are.
Ahhh aren’t we kind of at the place in which you would type “plane towing shit” and find a bunch of examples of planes towing shit? Like you didn’t really need to ask that question
Jack Murphy I don’t understand why they would add the salt back to the water I feel like they could find a place to dispose of it or even sell it really cheap just to get rid of it
@@naufalap the salt leftover from the desalination process is different than our day to day table salt, and it needs to be refined even more, which is expensive and would require another plant to be built first on top of the already existing desalination plan, which will make it cost even more, and that's why they don't do it. It's not economically viable and it just makes the whole process expensive and complex.
*The insane plane* Thumbnail: *shows a boat* Edit: he changed the thumbnail to "plan" so I guess my comment doesn't make sense anymore. Thx for almost 100 likes tho Edit 2: Over 100 likes? I didn't expect that thx
I have a theory: What if, and hear me out on this one, we would just fill the water of the icebergs into bottles where we found them instead of moving them to our coasts?
As you speak of the middle east you have to be specific West middle east Like Turkey Syria Lebanon Israel and palestine dont need water whatsoever Especially Turkey and Lebanon as they have no deserts and all green lush and watery
“Insane” is something of a hyperbolic characterization. There was talk of doing more or less the same thing for LA about 25-30 years ago (from the Arctic). The Great Wall and Panama Canal were “insane”, this is just a mid-range engineering challenge.
I remember that. Except that I was a kid then, so it was more like 40 years ago. Of course that idea may have been floated multiple times. (As far as I know it was never done, though)
Great videos, keep the good work @RealLifeLore !!! A video about " Why Romania's Geography sucks but not really" will be a great investigation for you and for content.
Just a thought here. When he said that once it was secured off shore, that workers would begin to mine it. Icebergs are larger than buildings and city blocks and are prone to role over. Very dangerous to even be near them, much less mine them.
A. Just send a freight ship, tanker or container (yes there are tanker ships capable of transportating food and therefor water). it will 1) be way faster 2) transport way more water since water takes about ⅓less space in fluid than in solid form B. Build your waterfarms as follows: 1) build a place in the ocean where the seafloor can dry by heat and build locks in it to control water inflow. 2) span it with a tarp- tilted to one side where evaporeted water can flow into a reservoir to save it. 3) take all the salt to sell it. 4) let new water in and repeat the process. -> this will also compensate the sea level rise
“It’ll be a pretty chunky one”-Abdullah
Has to be thicc
big and chunky
Help Im trying to escape the UAE but im dummy thick and the clapping of my ice mountains keeps alerting the Arabians
Has to be filled with sleeping ancient super bugs and viruses
"I like em big, i like em chunky"
-Abdullah, probably
NEXT: The insane plan to ship a mountain of sand to antartica
More like shipping a mountain of sand to the Maldives. Which has been happening for decades.
THE INSANE PLANE
D. Trump screams "AxxL IS MY FAVORITE TH-camR I HOPE HE BECOMES THE PRESIDENT OF CANADA AND USA!!!" Yes, every cool person loves my content. And I know you love me, dear marsjal
Next:The insane plan for TH-cam bringing back Pewdiepie back to Pewnews.
@@showakusei6707 You are not the only one to notice
For someone who lived in the UAE for nearly 6 years this sounds very in character for the country.
Funny thing is the iceberg melting might even help with the oversalination of local waters to by mixing the melted fresh water in
@@baconbliss4796 Paradoxically, it will also ensure SOME of the desalinization plants will never be completely removed (as otherwise the reverse problem will happen, with salt level going too low for marine life).
-> _"Perfectly Balanced, as all things should be"_
i live in the uae for 13 years now
UAE: extravagant, grandiose, exploitative, slavery, prejudice, and extreme classism.
HoMaster Zerg With all these bs criticism yet you probably never been to the UAE, but hey you’re country surely is better am I right? 💀
Solution to rising sea levels: just drink the polar ice caps
Omg, so underrated
I meant underrated, sorry about the autocorrect
great idea though
“Drinking” it all solves nothing. The ice only reflects energy away at the poles. If it all melts nobody would notice a change in levels, the ocean is just that big.
We would notice a gradual rise in temperatures as the place absorbs more energy than before. This heat is causing the water to expand in volume, but not in mass, filling in the coastlines.
And how do you prevent the pee from ending up in the ocean after all?
If Elon Musk recommended this, people would line up to put a deposit down on the tugboat.
Musk is pretty good at evaluating what big things when we can do, so yeah many would trust his insight on this more than a random leader in the Middle East
That Flippin Guy has the flamethrower to melt it
@That Flippin Guy no you get not a flamethrower
@zxc zxcv He does, this charity is called SpaceX and will help the human race survive.
@zxc zxcv Charity is one of the most beta things I can imagine
Today's fact: For every child born in Wales since April 2014, the Welsh Government have donated a fruit tree to Ugandan families, to celebrate the birth or adoption of every child.
same
Same
@@gertoot6602 saame
Justin Riley same
Same
6:12 oh yes, I deff see Russia do that, they do not yet have enough ice after all
If I was Russia I would do it for the heck of it, like Russia and the Soviet Union didn't cause enough environmental disasters already
@Zahin Shahazad By what measure exactly?
@Zahin Shahazad Isn't that China? I don't recall a place in America were the smog is so thick that you have to wear masks.
@Flairway What about Los Angeles? They have plenty of smog there
@Zahin Shahazad China, China is. Though it is going through environmental reforms.
The insane plan to bring a mountain to Netherlands from Himalaya
the funny thing is that they thought about building a mountain but it was expensive 🙂
Ik wil nou toch wel kunnen skiien
*G E B E R G I S E E R D*
@@arditsahiti6933 Well, it would have destroyed the mild West European climate as well.
Cas Dan bouwen we hem
Op Friesland dan is dat deel van Nl tenminste nog iets waard
Climate change: “I will melt all glaciers of the world and cause natural disasters, due to rising sea levels”
Humans: “Don’t bother, we will melt them ourselves and drink them quicker”
D. A. If we can use the water coming from an iceberg instead pf it just melting in the ocean, it’s not a 4km squared iceberg that does such a difference... Furthermore, the pollution saved from desalination might even be better for the climate crisis!
Just have everyone pee in the dessert, it will recharge the aquifer that is there naturally.
@@jasonswiatkowski9127 And it'll give some taste to the water too. No more of that boring tasteless water! Who knows if they may even start exporting this shit.
@@delta927canadien-francais5 removing ice from the planet will do nothing but accelerate climate change for the simple fact that there's less cool mass cooling the oceans. Also, improving supply of resources means there is more capacity for human population expansion, which results in more waste, more climate change, more of every single earthly problem we're facing today. The problem with the earth is overpopulation and this is just another method of enabling the overpopulation to continue.
Yesimakunt Sh According to the UN’s own static and “current information available” the population is expected to peak by 2040 and then proceed to decline. With 7 billion people consisting of a family unit of 4 people. You could fit everyone in the state of Texas with an average area of 66 X 66 (Feet). That would be about the average area suburban plot of land. Texas is almost 269,000 sq miles. Earth has about 24,645,000 of habitable land. This is not counting deserts and mountains. Kinda interesting.
The world: Oh No! the icebergs are melting!
UAE: I'm about to tow this man's whole career
hi
@@cloroxbleach3936 hi
@@cesruhf2605 hi
@@mannfred1440 hi
antarctica isnt really melting at all
the north pole is
Your image says “PLANE” not “PLAN”
Lol
Thank captain obvious
Next Episode: How an iceburg is a plane for the water
It’s called a thumbnail
@@quandlequintaviusdinglenut8022 at least spell it right :(
Insane plane, what is this, Wendover productions
Paul A. Definitely not *Wendover* productions
true tho
Paul A. Not insane plane, that’s a different Middle Eastern country
Normie
alex seidner why am I laughing at this
wait!, the UAE is desalinating the water, only to throw that salt back into the very water it will be wanting to desalinate later?
I was thinking why not pack it and sell it 🧐
we need more answers!!!
Lmao, can some throw a little light into the darkness for us?
Sounds illogical.
IKR?
Salt is already cheap, the process of clearing the cleaning chemicals probably cost way too much for it to be profitable. But who knows maybe they'll make their own special Brine Salt brand.
I am surprised that they don't just dump it in the desert. Probably an environmental disaster, although I don't see putting it back in the ocean to be any better.
7:38
"Is China's Coronavirus the next pandemic?"
Yeah bro, it is.
Lol
I mean, hindsight is, as they say, 20/20
i think that i'm gonna have to disagree on that one, seems rather unlikely.
Big if true lol
🤣🤣
Global warming: the ice caps are melting
UAE: tow them to us, we'll melt it for you and solve our water crisis.
"Insane plan to tow an Iceberg to the Middle East"
What else? "Insane plan to send a Toyota Corolla to Mars?"
Probably less insane actually. If Elon musk can throw a tesla into space I'm sure Toyota could sponsor the Mars colony and sell the first Martian cars.
What about to space
@@Kydino pretty sure, I'll be excited for RLL's video about that 🤣
A Kars to Mars
Elon musk: are you challenging me?
Just imagine walking in the desert and seeing a big ass iceberg coming to you
I've lived in the UAE my entire life, and honestly, plants are starting to grow in a lot more areas
well they already have a ski resort so nothing out of the ordinary.
This cloud seeding shit is causing it’s roads to flood...
@@redromans1563 ikr I also live here in uae
Mirage... Never happened 🤫
"Why don't we take the iceberg and push it somewhere else"
*splat, a worm falls on the iceberg*
Should’ve done that with Titanic
Hercados P. A fan of SpongeBob, I see
Nature: The ice caps will melt in 50 years.
Man: No time! We are running out!
UAE: Hold my non-alcoholic beer.
no
Just no
Nein
Yes
Barbican!
UAE: I will take the Revenge of "Titanic"
2020: tugging icebergs in
2200: tugs a whole ice planet
R.I.P. Pluto 😂
@@danielogipl7051 don't touch my boi pluto
@@sentientlemonbattery yes
Futurama: Make a giant booze engine to move planet on more distance from sun
Hoth
Now THAT is an Oklahoma level plan.
Imagine that!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Now THAT is an Avengers level threat
not a flordia if it was a flordia they would want to take a 30km ball from it
I don’t know if I should find this offensive to my state or not
May be a silly question, but would it be possible to keep the salt from the desalination plants and use, sell or export it instead of returning it to the sea?
Yeah I was wondering about that, like why not be able to just pump it into the dessert or something.
@@passiveincomeband8984 may be related with biodiversity. It depends on what you consider "possible"
It is possible, but I doubt it would be economical to reprocess the salt for export. That's why the UAE simply dump the salt in the water rather than keeping it for reprocessing.
From what i understand desalination plants don't just produce solid salt, they separate the water into extremely salty brine water, and clean fresh water. To turn the brine into usable salt would take a ton more energy (water takes a surprisingly large amount of energy to heat up and boil) to evaporate the brine water and actually produce salt. So its just way more cost effective to destroy the environment and dump it all back into the sea than actually deal with it properly.
Possible?
Yes.
Economically profitable?
No.
I mean, something like this was actually a thing before we figured out refrigeration.
Read "two years before the mast". It's a sailor's diary about life at sea. They went around cape hoorn and start having trouble with icebergs. At one point the author contemplates about how ironic it is that in the US people would probably kill for ice to put into their drinks right now, and if only they could tow one of these icebergs to Boston.
Oddly enough I actually really dig that idea. I think it is really cool, but I think the currently listed effects might only be the tip of the iceberg
Uuff
anivia just ults it. Free win
Iceberg: nobody can face me
50•C - *allow me to introduce myself*
A heat that I am familiar with, my goodness, Qatar is extremely hot.
@@budmeister not bad my friend, you guys have the highest average pro capite yearly income on the planet and you don't pay any taxes if I am correct?
@@mrxanthios7045 I'm from the US. I just went there for three days r and r while I was deployed in Iraq in the US Army. We have a base there.
MrXanthios I went to work on a construction project in Dubai and I can tell you there’s plenty of poor salaries being earned so I’m guessing the it’s the influx of foreign business creating the high average.
…or 122 F
Id like to just tell everyone here that i bought a toyota corola this week as my first car. how epic.
Congratulations!
You chose right
I have a Corona too but it isnt a car or beer
@@icewindale2003 Oh, so Windows. How Nice;
Normie
The scariest thing is that 1980 was 40 years ago
Well I was born in 2002 so can't really relate sry.
@@RExN6900 2010 was 10 years ago
@@g4fly4ever8 oh damn I just realised I am about to be 18 lol
a few days ago me and a friend were talking about Frankie Muniz and I said "man, he's really aged in the last few years. he looked so much younger in Malcom in the Middle" and he said "yeah, didnt that show end in the mid 2000s? That show was on like 15 years ago" and i had to do the math in my head and then suddenly felt really old
John Lennon has been dead as long as he was alive !
“They called me a mad man”
Everyone: uploads a valentines date with girlfriend
Real life lore: uploads a guy making an iceberg in the UAE
Hi wakko
Me
I mean... What do you love more: Life Giving Water or a significant other who uh, will also die without fresh water... haha This is a true love story, mate. :]
Maybe its an allegory
He did say that the iceberg was CHUNKY
@@muscovymapping8896 the iceberg gotta be thicccc
When you're so early that the thumbnail is spelled incorrectly
When you’re so early you spell “thumbnail” incorrectly
@Jeremy aztec warrior Stephens wow you added a "r" isntead of a "d"
@@cocoqtpi thx
@@cocoqtpi when you're so late guy correct his mistake and you don't see what the actual mistake is.
Carnage Mode when your so early, you forget a full stop at the end of your sentence.
The thumbnail says plane instead of plan.
Sky Guard Wendover Production is at it again
And it's not even a wendover video
Lol
I honestly thought it was wendover.
Good eye Sir
Climate change: I'm melting the Ice caps!
UAE: let me help you with that
At least it's reasonably helpful for the country as a hole;)
@@halejordan what a stupid idea lol
@@ilgazkayili Well your dumbass opinion doesn't concern me to begin with so reign it in ;)
@@halejordan I don't care your dumpy head except illogical attack to commenter.
@khalifa Albazzi what have I done?
Wow it's almost like having a giant metropolis in the middle of the desert is unsustainable or something. Imagine that!
I swear to god I heard “Water de-Stalinazation plants”
Khruschev enter the room.
Same
I water mine twice a day.
Ship Towing an iceberg
* confused titanic sounds *
Humans: let’s tow an iceberg to the Middle East
Other humans: let’s tow a 7,000 ft mountain to Florida
Other humans: let's tow a sand mountain to Antarctica!
No... should be the Netherlands
Lets tow Florida to the himalayas
Great idea
@@waydewatanabe5023 yeah that Will be cool
Scientists in the 20th century: “The ice of Antarctica will melt and sink many cities where billions of people live.”
Scientists in the 21st century: “The ice of Antarctica will be melted into pure water and will be consumed by people in dessert nations.”
Scientists in the 22nd century:
“Antarctica is now a green lush forest with a huge dessert in the middle. It needs ice.”
tonysoldan Antarctica is a desert.
Antarctica's ice is actually growing in size while the arctic is shrinking
Ah yes. A huge, massive chocolate cake in the middle of Antarctica, surrounded by green lush forests.
I live in Dubai. One thing I know for sure, anything is possible here 😊 yalla habibi, bring that ice cube!
What's your IG looking to follow someone from out there lol
😂😂😂👌👌👌
So true, and I'd be one of the people touring the berg! Just like I couldn't wait to go to Ski Dubai.
Abdullah: "Yo mate can I just yoink myself an Iceberg of yours and drink it?"
The Queen: *visible confusion*
You know, i was going to ask.. "What end do they give to all that salt from the "water plants""?
Now i have another question
"They throw the salt BACK INTO THE OCEAN??????????????"
PamdaDev Seems like something they could export
PamdaDev Desalination doesn’t produce pure sea salt as a byproduct, it just produces saltier water. What else are you going to do with it?
@@FlyingSagittarius Adequate and environment-friendly end to the byproduct of a industrial process is, and always was, the responsability of the industry performing said process.
I dont know what they should do with it.
I do know, however, that the argument "what else are you going to do with it" is one of the main reasons the environment is the way it is today.
Not knowing what to do doesnt make it ok to dump it back on the sea.
That is why this kind of discussion must happen before the operation start, not after
@@PamdaDev dude this is the Arabian Peninsula, they're rapidly raising the salinity of their soil because they prefer growing crops in the desert to buying them from nearby India, and 9 times out of 10 the UAE makes the news its for something wildly impractical like a tennis match on top of a skyscraper or a billionaire hiring Miley Cyrus to give a private concert for his cats and crap like that. This is a region where common sense went out the window as soon as oil prices went above $20 a barrel. Just be glad their not weaponizing the salt to turn the rest of the planet into a desert so everyone has to be as hot and thirsty as they are.
@@arthas640 kkkkkkk. "weaponizing the salt" was awesome
You said Plane instead of Plan on your thumbnail
I know i was hoping to see a plane towing an iceburg
I 100% agree with you sir a plane towing an iceberg would be insane.
@@condiff33 How on earth can you tow something with a plane?
@@Ghost-KW184 with an "insane plane" like the one the thumbnail seemed to advertise duh
Ahhh aren’t we kind of at the place in which you would type “plane towing shit” and find a bunch of examples of planes towing shit? Like you didn’t really need to ask that question
Oof. That thumbnail. The Most Insane Plane to Tow an Iceberg.
However a 747 towing an iceberg would be pretty insane.
the real plan is to put jet engines on the iceberg, shape the ice into wings then take off and fly the iceberg to the UAE.
@@speedy01247 ahahaha thanks for the laugh sir
*Iceberg sinks titanic*
UAE: I'm gonna end this man's whole career.
This is the first crazy idea on the channel that I actually support
Same
Why does the thumbnail say "insane plane"
DaanDanx Because it’s insane
And he's Wendover
Easter Egg to Wendover planes obsession
Insane plane in the membrane.
no u i says plan says the nerd
"Iceberg trade routes"
-RealLifeLore 2020
Coming soon:
Iceberg tariffs
Iceberg trade regulation
‘Forty years ago in 1980’
Damn I feel old
They've been talking about this for the last 50 years. An idea that keeps getting kicked down the road
Middle East Residence: What the hell is that thing?
Honestly, the plan doesnt sound that crazy after all
Mater: Hey McQueen! I've learned to drive on water and I'm towing the iceberg to the middle east
Newby Ton you's should know! You's was thar too!
Hmm
Yes
Ice berg for everyone
Glory to the USSR
"making the surrounding water far more salty, which is dangerous for the local environment"
Oh ok but bringing an iceberg is a-ok
Jack Murphy I don’t understand why they would add the salt back to the water I feel like they could find a place to dispose of it or even sell it really cheap just to get rid of it
yeah they should just dry and sell them as kitchen salt
@@bradyjohnson4079 because they dont care about the environment, and dont seem to care about thinking ahead.
@@naufalap the salt leftover from the desalination process is different than our day to day table salt, and it needs to be refined even more, which is expensive and would require another plant to be built first on top of the already existing desalination plan, which will make it cost even more, and that's why they don't do it. It's not economically viable and it just makes the whole process expensive and complex.
there are iceberg 3 times of paris just broke from antarctica recently. why not make a good use of it? its gonna melt anyway..
“Let’s just take this iceberg and push it somewhere else” 😂
*The insane plane*
Thumbnail: *shows a boat*
Edit: he changed the thumbnail to "plan" so I guess my comment doesn't make sense anymore. Thx for almost 100 likes tho
Edit 2: Over 100 likes? I didn't expect that thx
*angry Wendover Productions noises
BFA Official I think it’s supposed to say “the insane plane”
3:00 I would also be salty if you take away my water lol
Icebergs: sink Titanic
Humans: melts all icebergs
Your move icebergs
Icebergs: flood all coastal cities
*"Hey Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today."*
please make more videos that give me an existential crisis thanks
I don't think boats would work
We need to summon the towing god, tow mater to help us in lending us his power
Newby Ton He’s a goddamned saint and too precious for this Earth.
Global warming: Imma about to end this man's whole career
I never thought I would hear the words “water mining” lol
Brewster's Millions (1985). That's where I first saw this crazy idea to tow an iceberg over that way.
9020 : the insane plan to build a parallel universe
I can see this causing the wars of the future.
People thought nukes and politics I think ice
"If you like watching my poorly animated documentaries on RLL"
Don't undersell yourself, man. You got over 3M subs for good reasons.
I was 2 minutes in and I forgot what the title said so I thought I was watching a documentary about the UAE
I was like what does this have to do with an iceberg
Cool vid!
Tug berg to South Africa
Build a pipeline that can move fresh water instead of oil
Chop the ice
Filter the water
Pipe the water to northern Africa
I have a theory:
What if, and hear me out on this one, we would just fill the water of the icebergs into bottles where we found them instead of moving them to our coasts?
More cargo, less cost effective.
They’re frozen where they’re found
You would need an insane amount of energy to melt it.
More plastic bottles. Exactly what the planet needs.
IT WILL NOT FUC*ING FLOT.....
WE WILL NEED HUGE SHIPS
Btw liked to see some one love beyleaf
Most people: why does this seem fam-
Loyal Futurama fans: it won’t work fellers
Whenever I hear of an iceberg I always think of the Titanic lol
How about a video about what if The republic of ireland rejoined the UK?I would really look forward to that
The world : climate change is melting all glaciers
Middle East : Lets tow a glacier to our country brrr
As you speak of the middle east you have to be specific
West middle east
Like Turkey
Syria
Lebanon
Israel and palestine dont need water whatsoever
Especially Turkey and Lebanon as they have no deserts and all green lush and watery
@@muhammedhoteit4261 Israel and Palestine do need Water.
Next: Ship the Arabian Peninsula to an iceberg.
This "insane plan" series
In 5 years: the insane plan to cut down Mt Everest with a chainsaw
Water: exists
UAE: it’s free real estate!
Thanks for giving me an idea to implement in my nation roleplay server
0:44 Qatar: am i joke to you?
Ah yes, the insane way to “Tow” an Iceberg
“Come on arkbar, get the camel!”
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“Insane” is something of a hyperbolic characterization. There was talk of doing more or less the same thing for LA about 25-30 years ago (from the Arctic). The Great Wall and Panama Canal were “insane”, this is just a mid-range engineering challenge.
i have to agree, it may sound insane but it's doable and makes sense.
I remember that. Except that I was a kid then, so it was more like 40 years ago. Of course that idea may have been floated multiple times. (As far as I know it was never done, though)
Great videos, keep the good work @RealLifeLore !!!
A video about " Why Romania's Geography sucks but not really" will be a great investigation for you and for content.
Didn't expect a new video this early.
im begging you man please use different music for the ext one i cant take it anymore
Is it actually the same music every time ?
"Thereby solving the problem forever"
Ngl I feel like I’ve seen this video before anyone else??
dèja vu.xD
Old movie brewsters millions
Must be the same guy who is planing to fly to the sun but he would go at night so it would not be so hot
Wouldn't the iceberg be salty by the time it gets to UAE?
Nobody:
Not a single soul:
Countries in mid to late 2000’s: Hey man you want some ‘bergs?
US: No one can defeat the might of the American Navy!
Arabs: Remember the Titanic?
The Titanic was a British flagged Civilian passenger liner, not a United States Navy Warship.
*Climate Change: AM I A JOKE TO YOU?*
Just a thought here. When he said that once it was secured off shore, that workers would begin to mine it.
Icebergs are larger than buildings and city blocks and are prone to role over. Very dangerous to even be near them, much less mine them.
I'm guessing this would be one like the Ice Berg that sank the Titanic.
90% of it below the water in a flat shape with a tip sticking out.
Ok...who ordered the scotch on the rocks, INDUSTRIAL SIZE??!!
the UAE is what "more money than brains" looks like on a country wide scale.
See: "Brewster's Millions" 1985
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This better be televised if they do.
A. Just send a freight ship, tanker or container (yes there are tanker ships capable of transportating food and therefor water).
it will
1) be way faster
2) transport way more water since water takes about ⅓less space in fluid than in solid form
B. Build your waterfarms as follows:
1) build a place in the ocean where the seafloor can dry by heat and build locks in it to control water inflow.
2) span it with a tarp- tilted to one side where evaporeted water can flow into a reservoir to save it.
3) take all the salt to sell it.
4) let new water in and repeat the process.
-> this will also compensate the sea level rise