Glacier bridge collapses in Perito Moreno || Viral Video UK
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- Perito Moreno Bridge collapse March 10th, 2016 at 10:56 AM
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I have never been more disappointed by a video ending in my life
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@@stephenmacartney thanks 🙏
you have never watched Evangelion
@@stephenmacartneythank you
Slowly watching everything fall and before it's done, cutting to an image of the final product.
My favorite part is when they don't show the thing collapsing.
The glacier is not melting and getting smaller like all of the rest of glaciers. Its one of the few glaciers in the world that has actually increased in size compared to 100 years ago. Things like shown in the video are very common and happen everytime on summertime. Then on wintertime the glacier gets back all the ice it lost back in the hot seasons.
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,😂😂😂
Maybe cause of the indecent people who says "bravo, bravo "
And shout any human's useless words.
When the movie runs out of budget and just skips to the ending.
I saw one of the most breathtaking, incredible sights I have ever seen in my life not long ago. I was standing at the edge of the Grand Canyon when suddenly
??? Bro don't keep us in anticipation like that
I want to know how it ends... 😪
Kind of reminds you of the ending of this video, eh?
@@johnhtexas thank God you're alive, I thought you had stumbled off the edge mid-sentence
Legendary
Would laugh if i seen a squirrel with an acorn running out of there
Haha good reference
yeah lol
Yessir
Hahaha genius!
Yep LOL i wish
Most dissatisfying video ever. I swear the chunk I stared at the whole time is the only part he didn’t film falling!
same 😂
When it was about to fall his cell phone ran out of battery lol
“ALMOST Caught On Video: Glacier Bridge Collapses!”
The title really isn't good.
A fellow visitor used a camera with enough power and memory to record the full collapse. The video is LWVada2llys and the final drop starts to happen just before the 2-min mark.
Its a little weird to be cheering but it is something to behold. Amazing.
And saying "bravo" is very weird. It's like complimenting the ice for doing a good job
@@KFN1A2A3 "bravo!" is just a way to cheer/celebrate in spanish.
People are also expecting it to happen, because the Perito Moreno forms this "bridge" every year, and every year it falls apart.
@@laelaps5246 yeah, but bravo is still an Italian word that essentially means "well done"
@@KFN1A2A3 but the people in the video are speaking spanish, not italian
@@laelaps5246 yeah, I got that
For some reason I felt sorrow watching it break apart. 😢
ice is heavy. it builds back up again.
Probably global warmjng
@@48mavemiss2 or you know, ice melts when seasons change. Believe it or not it happens in the artics as well
Glaciers are formed over centuries, not seasons. 69% of the earth’s fresh water is stored in glaciers. It is not a “normal” thing for glaciers to just fall apart, and certainly nothing to cheer.
“Since glacial mass is affected by long-term climatic changes, e.g., precipitation, mean temperature, and cloud cover, glacial mass changes are considered among the most sensitive indicators of climate change and are a major source of variations in sea level.”
@@rebeccaw3701 yeah, it takes centuries for glaciers to form, so you are technically correct. Snowfall is not keeping up with glacier loss, though, so, in a practical sense, your comment is more along the line of “magical thinking.”
There's always some big mouth in the crowd that needs to be heard.
Monsterbaby true, VERY TRUE
Ahhhh! BRAVOOOOOOO!
Mas bien loquita!!
Actually its Argentinian
@@Ronin.Samurai You must be the big mouth....snowflake!
If you pause at 2:30 the chunk falling looks like a unicorn.
the fuck u smoked hahaha I also saw it
lmaooooo
Thank you for this :)
I saw it :)
NEMESSIS1987 omg
Watching this to help me keep cool in 110⁰F Texas heat.
This is truly devastating. Then you realize this is the only glacier in the world that’s still growing instead of shrinking.
Nonsense, most are growing. The retreating was worse pre 1950
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I love how blue the inner ice is. Such a beautiful color.
Was.
Mariví Palomino well yea the average temperature of the earth isn’t freezing
Yeah, nightwalker blue.
Its called fresh water...lol
Blue is the warmest colour ..?!! 😻😸🙊
This was not time of Joy but it was time to cry...
The Perito Moreno forms this "bridge" and then collapses every year, it's seasonal and doesn't have anything to do with global warming.
People congregate to see the bridge fall apart.
It’s mesmerizing to watch but then I caught myself crying 😢 so sad
Two hours before the collapse I passed through this very arch on the way to work.
🤣🤣🤣
Genius!
bs
When you hit a block of sand in Minecraft
bruh 😂
When you literally walk on gravel in the nether and fall into the lava
Something always comes back to damn minecraft. Narrow minded fools.
@@simonchant761 it's called a joke but whatever
@@simonchant761 how dare you offend minecraft
For all the persons hating on the ppl for celebrating this: this isn't 'cause of global warming, this happens every 4 or 5 years in Argentina. It's a natural calving. It "grows" again and the ice bridge breaks itself due to pressure. It's a natural cycle, and it is amazing to watch.
Thanks for information Lyn
exactly like in my broken freezer
Lmfaooo it grows
Yeah right. Grow upp humans then talk.
U r educated bitch
This is so cool I had to keep playing the video. Wish I could have seen the entire collapse. 😊
I wonder what was the elevation from the surface of the ocean to the very highest point inside that arch
One of the other comments here estimated it to be about 20m/65ft up
So.mad they didn't get the last piece falling. So anticlimactic
I see you what you did there... anticlimactic true tho...
The last piece fell some time later as in years. The last picture on the video isxa trip back there not from the same trip.
antiantartic
@@dannybenhur6123 maybe they needed to get the hell outta dodge cause the wave from that would have been a wee bit dangerous to be around.
@@gengenone1163 lmao 😂 like you were there or have a clue what happened. You really think 90% of it fell that day and then it took years for the last 10%? DUMB
It took about 2 seconds for each piece to fall and hit the water. This makes the height to be a little bit less than 20 metres or around 65 feet
Mega stonk
That would be quite a statement. Cuz every piece would have to wiegh the same to make a terminal velocity statement like that
@@toddreynolds8875 weight and terminal velocity have nothing to do with this. Big bulky pieces like this falling for this short of time make aerodynamics pretty negligible.
@@toddreynolds8875 It's not a statement about terminal velocity at all.
I googled it, says it's 74m above the lake, which probably means the surface is 74m and the arch is probably 45/50 metres above the water
That bridge was almost 80m clear of the water. It is so hard to get the scale of this things.
Concerning instead of cheering 🙁
I hate you forever for not having recorded the final piece.
I feel the same.
How do you know it collapsed?
3:51 Still see it?
btw, a partial "collapse" ? It's in the title...
deleted comment: Pimpa Licious: "who says it has fallen?"
Agree, it may be vaporized...
You're not that bright, are you?
Maybe the final photo was Photoshopped!!! ;p
The glacier is constantly being pushed forward and broken. Last time i was there i saw a roughly 70 meter peace collapse, and i can't even explain the sound it makes. Imagine a thunderstorm, the sound of the thunder is quite similar to the glacier cracking up.
Thanks for that information 👍
Wow 🥺
@@noornoor9278 it's not actually a bad thing as you might think, it's been doing this process for so many years. The glacier regenerates, it gets pushed, it collapses. It's a cycle
@@LongLiveCoffee Would like to see if you have any videos of that 😀
@@vinayak186f3 Sadly not, i just enjoyed the moment. Anyway, this is youtube, so if you search "Glaciar Perito Moreno rompiendose" you might come across some videos you like
to think that all of those tiny bits of ice arent actually tiny at all. they're in fact huge. glaciers amaze me
Wow right moment and perfect spot 🙌
Why are they so happy to see it collapse? It was a beautiful piece of mother nature
Because, according to underneath comments in spanish, Mother Nature forms this bridge each year. Could be its falling down is understood as Nature's cycle to be celebrated?
It doesn't become "other" than mother nature when it collapses.
It's the same as a volcano erupting...its a natural event. Some people believe that ice isn't supposed to melt...but it does sometimes.
They're happy because they're not under or over that bridge
Because they are f$cking idiots.
Beautiful...
Blue and white combination.
Never thought this is Argentina
we have all the environments/climates ;)
@@octaro3310 really bro? I need to consider Argentina to my bucket list then
Спасибо за ролик. 👍
Boy, that last piece came down really quick!
Huge wave comes, capsizes boat.
Iceberg: bravo yay
Haha I was thinking the same the entire video. They were too close imo. Don’t mess with nature.
@@miamivlad 100%. Crazy. Way too close.
It's not an iceberg
@@SalvableRuin I know, it’s a snowman ⛄️
Now Sid, Diego and Manny cannot cross.
Omg yesssss sooo true
How about ice age baby
@@nihilism00 right? The whole gang! Hahahaha
Não sei se é bom ou triste .
This was Scrat's doing.
The spectators sound like they're watching a fireworks show.
Actually shocking how much pieces were falling down!
People on boat: "Oh so pretty"
*As tsunami sized wave approaches boat*
They're so dumb
Tsunami is wave width not height.
@@Thesunburntcrack not entirely true.
no technically it is a tsunami
Wunzy Gaming r/woooosh
When you realize by the voices that it's Pingu and his family watching and recording
😂
I love-hate Pingu
@@shreyanshm7865 no I just hate MoFo penguins effing annoying birds, shitting all over the place like it's India
@@monadgreyman9094 They do have unusually high rates of open deification there like penguins despite carrying individual personal toilet bowls on their heads
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm very much disappointed that no one voluteered to stand next to glacier so we could have a better sense of scale
You’re kidding right
To all disappointed by the ending of that video there are many videos that show the total collapse. Google it.
Bravo as a 100ft swell engulfs the boat
Which boat? They are standing high enough on the shore. I´ve been there many times
@@laduraverdad7516 joking I think.
@@laduraverdad7516 doesn't matter. we get the joke.
@@laduraverdad7516 Ahhhh I understand. I could have sworn they were on some type of vessel. I actually thought the waves could capsize the vessel. Good to know. Personally I’d still be a little scared, too close for my blood lol.
Cool. One more amazing thing to go see in South America if you can. Beautiful. Cheers from 🇨🇦.
CALVA
Greerings from Buenos Aires, Argentina!!!🇦🇷❤🇨🇦
I read "Glacier bridge collapses into Perito Moreno" 💀💀💀
Luved it.. but a bit of a let down... But anyways camera man done well.Cheers
Non capirò mai perché c’è gente che ride.
Per quanto spettacolare, è una meraviglia dell natura che scompare per sempre.
Google Perito Moreno Glacier in Patagonia, Argentina
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perito_Moreno_Glacier
Imagine if as this was happening, everyone was quiet so we could hear it.
Imagine if it was a documentary, then they could have…
I will never understand why people feel such a need to always make noise. They can't be quiet to experience something like this fully? They have to yell and shout over the top of it?
@@DreamBelief I agree
@@DreamBelief Are you seriously mad because you couldn’t hear some ice fall in water?
Yeah I was annoyed too 😂
These are the types of 'storms' that the animals have to worry about in the sea.
2:04 in the background probably twice the size of that bridge
Wow...nature man...I am humbled every time mother nature flexes....
I’m more mesmerized by how blue that ice is just off to the left! Wow! Beautiful
Shade
Indeed, I'm feeling blue...
It is not shade. The darker the ice, the older it is. There are some sections of that glacier that are of a much darker blue.
@@Rod_MolinaBachmann wow really??!! Tell us more Roddy-pooh..give us all that knowledge
@@Rod_MolinaBachmann yeah, I believe during Wurm period, Moreno was already there.
Glaciers around my area are all white.
Isso é muito triste .. e é culpa do ser humano , a terra dando seus sinais ,a natureza e tudo mais se acabando
Not coming to an end. Transitioning as it always has done.
A terra tem ciclos. Pare de culpar humanos por tudo. Sempre haverão mudanças!!!
Es ciclico, se vuelve a formar el hielo y cada 4 años, se produce el mismo rompimiento, es natural no por culpa del hombre. Saludos de 🇦🇷
@@jjackesr Quem não sabe que tem ciclos,mas que o homem tem culpa sobre as mudanças climáticas que ocasionam uma mudança na terra isso é fato
Absolutely correct.
You missed the best moment when the bridge finally collapsed???? This is so dumb.
Imagine being a fish just vibin, then getting bonked by some big ice cubes
I was thinking the same thing! 🐟
bonk
Lol 🤣
That's Argentina, what a beautiful place
Those are the only ones idiots who celebrates about destruction
@@francorocket9908 Its not destruction, its the common cycle of the glacier. This glacier is one of the few that has actually increased in size compared to one hundred years ago. Stop talking about something you do not know. People celebrate because its an amazing thing to see, Ive been to the same tour last summer and can attest how wonderful it is to have such a colossus in front of you.
"Ice melt bad. Ive been trained to think this always" -most people in the comments
Bridges falling...infrastructure is crappy there!
Es un espectáculo asombroso
Interesting to watch...and i wasnt aware of this particular glacier kind of balancing itself out! Nature at one of it's best 👍
Comment section always reminds me why I cant stand people.
Max Clake your name is max and your pfp is idc there’s a 90% chance you’re in an alternative school
@@cooper197 damn..
cooper c destroyed
cooper c LMAO imaging thinking you get a good education in public school of all places. That’s actual comedy!
H8dolf Schmitler I wasn’t implying I got a better education than him I was implying he’s one of those kids who thinks fighting and being ignorant is cool
I'm curious to know if the ice melts once it falls into the water, or if the water temperature is cold enough for it to stay frozen while submerged.
Interesting question :o probably in this area it is cold enough but when they washed into warmer waters, it melts
@@cryptonid7064 That makes sense. Underwater currents can be surprisingly strong.
Minor note: ice is less dense than water, so it floats & some of it will be above the surface of the water.
If you think about it, the tide is rising globally and the fact that this is a regular occurance shows that the ice is melting in the water!
@@declanb21 the glacier is in a lake!!! very very far from the sea!!
What the!!! Waiting for the commercial that never came..LOL..How could you possibly not film for another 10 seconds. 😟
ALL I can think about is ice age and that dam squirrel with an acorn
JSCRILLA253 I'm glad I wasn't the only one. I seriously was looking for him up there when the video started haha
JSCRILLA253 funny. I was thinking the said thing
if you look closely you can see a weird looking squirrel on top of it then it falls with the ice
JSCRILLA253 Hahahahaha!! :-)
Best Comment EVER !
Love all the ice age films there so funny his class and teeth on the squirrel make me laugh especially the part where he's in the block of ice and it starts to melt and his class just won't reach the bloody acorn Lol😂😂
I know what lake ice sounds like when it breaks and cracks. This sounds must be thunderous not including the falling in the water. Nature is astonishing 😲
Living on a lake here in Maine... It's the exact sound you described...
"What a Loser"!!! "Clickbait at its Finest"!!!👎
Lake ice melting isn’t the same as glaciers that took at least hundreds of thousands of years to form melting…we are witnessing the part of earth disintegrating due to selfishness of humans via fossil fuel abuse and capitalism. Global warming is the cause.
Glad I found this again
Imagine being up there and you just hear a ton of bangs and cracks and you don’t know where it’s coming from until the ground suddenly starts to fall away into the *depths* .
Before they comment without knowing ...
On the right where you see some rocks is the continent, on the left is the perito Moreno glacier 5k wide and the boat where it is filmed is the "Lake Argentino" the glacier constantly grows and collides with the continent forming a natural dam, On one side the water reaches 30 meters and the cavern begins to flow so that the lake returns to its natural course, and so every 4 years, the first detachment is dated in 1917 and is one of the few glaciers in motion.
Here in Argentina we look forward to seeing this incredible show that nature offers us.
The day that the glacier does not advance towards the continent is when we will really be in trouble.
Thank you for explaining the basic science of glaciers. Too bad most of the people who need to read this... won't.
I was looking at that rock, I thought it looked very sexy.
●^●
No worries. Temperature leads CO2 levels by 800 years, but you won't get politicians to notice. Their method is purely anti-scientific: start with consensus/conclusion, then go shopping for supporting evidence while bulldozing any inconvenient facts.
buena aclaración pero...no creo que el cambio climatico acepte excepciones, hace 100 años, era igual?
All it’s missing is Dwayne Johnson driving out of there with dramatic music slow motion
3:03 "There's a hole in it" Brilliant eye man, brilliant eye
This must been surreal to witness! The laws of physics at work! Nature's deadly, unstoppable power!
The Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the few glaciers in the world that continue to grow and it's not shrinking. This breaks are NOT caused by global warming but to the water pression under the glacier.!!
pew Pew You won't convince some people they think it's global warming LOL.
pew Pew that may be true. But the pressue of the water increases with temperature too which is a result of global warming.
pew Pew You are either really stupid, or paid off, cuz what you stated is a lie.
Gabriel Moline He is correct. I have been there. When I was there the glacier wasn't even at the shoreline. Have you been there? Don't talk on things you know nothing about.
crutherford1 Another liar.
Wouldn't it be nice if people looked into the events of the video before commenting blaming global warming and making themselves look simple. It's been happening regularly for over a hundred years.
Sheep fallow the don't do their own research...
Wow... !!! My best friend, It's always great. I wish you every day of your development. Have a happy day!
all the negative comments just show how ignorant people are. Perito Moreno is a glacier which is growing every second, yes, growing...so when it squeezes itself to the surrounding rocks, it has to collapse so that it can grow further underneath the water...
Some info on why people clap at this:
A)
This is the Perito Moreno Glacier, located in Santa Cruz (Argentina). This glacier is form by snowfalls and rains on top of sourrouding mountains, so the pressure of each new layers falling down turns the old ones into ice forming the glacier. The whole valley is covered with ice, the ice/glacier is not "attached" to the bottom so it's actually constantly moving down through the valley at aprox. 2 meters per day. As the glacier grows it "hits" the opposite side of the valley and form a natural dam dividing the lake (Lago Argentino), one side (Brazo Rico) can grow and reach up to 30 meters of difference from the rest the lake, this water erodes the dam and so it becomes a bridge (what you see in this video). As glacier keeps growing it crompress the bridge against the opossite side, this crompression and the water eroding is what makes it collpase. This is a cyclic process, theres is no consensus on the time for each cycle, but in the last century the average was aprox. 4 years (from rupture-- new advance/growth-- new dam-- bridge forming and finally new rupture).
So... this cyclic process is a good sign, it HAS to happend, it's shows a healthy nature.
B)
Even I never got lucky enough to witness a bridge collapse i've been there, twice. You may think that is a frozen place (depending on what time of the year) but it's overall a much wormer place than you would expect, actually it's not uncommon to see surrounding mountains covered in a very colourful forest, full of red, blue and yellow flowers... this contrast is absolutely amaaaaazing. South side (where the bridge is) is more than 2 Km wide, the glacier can reach up to 70 meters of height above the water, and there has been messurements that shows that it can go more than 130 meters under the water, it is huuuuuge, more than 250 KM2 of pure glacier..... there is no way you can capture this majestic place with cameras, huge chunks of ice are constantly falling down, each massive chunk cracking and falling down produces a sound that can't be heard in any other place... it's mesmerizing, the closest way to describe it are thunders... the ground, your body everything shakes at a real low frecuency every time a new crack appears. Just the waves produced by each chunk falling down are huge, some of this chunks can easily have the size of a 14 story building... you are hearing thunders, witnessiing a whole valley of ice "moving" and "spitting" icebergs to the lake while the wind makes you smell thaw water, ice, wet dirt and flowers... over there you actualy see and feel the energy, it makes you feel small, really small... people get excited, kids, adults, olders everyone gets all excited, you get goose bumps only hearing the thing... so yeah... you clap, even you don't really know why but you'll end up clapping like a small kid witnessing magic tricks.
Thank you for your very insightful comment. I have learnt so much from you. I was confused at first as to the cheering of the group, but now I understand why. What an awesome country. Thank you so much for explaining.
@@glynpereira3256 Thank you very much for your kind words, I'm glad that my comment was helpful. I hope sometime you could visit Argentina because indeed it's a vast and beautiful country.
Very well explained Benoso, I wish everyone would/could read your comment so as to understand everything about what is going on with this most incredible of glaciers in this most incredible of places! Viva la Argentina!
This needs to be pinned at the top and you should have to check a box saying you read it before commenting on this video
I love these vids, the ones where the spectators aren't competing to see who can hoot and hollar the loudest are particularly satisfying.
You watched and you're commenting..I'm sure if you were there you wouldn't shut the fk up either mate..
There NEEDS to be a live action Ice Age movie!
Wtf did I just watch can't even show me the full collapse of the bridge. Disappointed 😓🤧
WoW! What an awesome sight. Please guys, take time to read the explanation about why and how often this happens. I was also confused about people cheering,until I researched.
See Benosa Leandro' explanation. Fascinating.!
What explanation? It on,y talks about what the company does and there is nothing about why and how it happens.
@@BikerGirlTraveler Go use Google. It will help you LEARN something and being less lazy and ignorant.
People cheer because it's an awesome sight just like fireworks. No more, no less.
A lot of people here are too arrogant to accept their first impression was wrong and resort to “I’m talking about glaciers in general....” when they were obviously pissed about this one that reforms every 4 years
I can't imagine how beautiful this was to see in person!
Almost as beautiful as you :)
Idk why everyone in the comments is complaining that was epic as hell. Y'all just want more more more more
Sure, at first it's always "ooohs and ahhhhs" but later there's running and screaming.
Rumor has it seconds before the video was shot they were considering going through that bridge tunnel. 🤯
Fascinating yet sad all at the same time
why? This ice bridge regenerates every 4 or 5 years or so.
@@JuanceMusicOKdont bother explaining to Tracey. They have a tiny brain.
@@jap274 haha xD
@@jap274 are you idiots or something it wont regenerate as much back. Due to global warming, imma use some maths. lets say artic loses 90% of ice in one year (using an example not really happening) then when winter comes only 89.5% of the 90% lost ice regenerate. As you can see its a downfall. Also known as global warming
@@gamelover3558 using assumptions and random generated numbers to try and make a point. Excellent approach good sir. Have any relevant data you want to share regarding this specific glacier that we are actually talking about? How big was this bridge last time it was built? Of course, you have no clue.
You missed the last shot!!!!!!! Most important part!!
Gosh, a glacier calving...what a surprise!
Imagine that! Nature doing what its been doing for hundreds of thousands of years!
@@lhood8263 i think they want certain people to live in the dark ages while they enjoy the conveniences that were developed by the very ones they demonize
Crazy how slow the stuff comes down almost floating . But when your close its probably super fast coming down.
Bless All Fellow Humans
The sound is fantastic.Be Sure.
Still safer than the Florida International University bridge. RIP
R.I.P.
No se ha roto por el calentamiento global. El glaciar Perito Moreno es uno de los pocos que se mantienen estables, va avanzando hasta que llega a una península que separa dos lagos y bloquea la parte en la que se unen. Uno de los lagos tiene ríos que hacen que no se acumule el agua, pero el otro no, por lo que el agua presiona el glaciar hasta formar un agujero que une otra vez los dos lagos. Este agujero se va haciendo cada vez más grande hasta que se forma el arco que se ve en el vídeo y finalmente, no por el cambio climático sino por la gravedad, el arco cae. Es un proceso cíclico, se repite cada varios años.
Cuando estuve allá la guia nos dijo que el ciclo es, más o menos, de 4 años
Como coño la gente le gusta ver el puto calentamiento global el planeta se está muriendo y les da igual le mola ver como se muere v:
@@susanaoriarosameelanoxdave2909 no seas ignorante, este video no tiene nada que ver con el calentamiento global
@@susanaoriarosameelanoxdave2909 Es que esta a salvo del calentamiento global, no va a desaparecer, más arriba una chica lo explica muy bien. Disfrute del espectáculo. Saludos.
@@susanaoriarosameelanoxdave2909 nada que ver con el calentamiento global, por qué no se informan para comprender y entender por qué se produce este fenómeno de la naturaleza,es muy interesante saberlo!!!
I was there in 1998/99 and watched a bit of it collapse from the viewing point and also again from the ferry boat. It was spectacular.
wow that was great. how peaceful was perito moreno when you went there. was perito moreno overcrowded with tourists and vendors or there was no mass tourism at that time only backpackers?
Bravo!!!!! The earth is falling apart at the seams!!! Bravo!!!!
These glaciers calving is amazing to see in person. Videos don’t do it justice at all.
I bet you kept getting annoyed at the small pieces falling and couldn't wait for the the biggest chunk to collapse 😬
YES
and...it never happened on vid! What a total waste of time.
I expected John Kerry to fly out at the last minute in his private jet and say "I TOLD YOU SO" climate change is real ! ! ! Thanks john for proving how HYPOCRITICAL Democrats can be with: "Rules are for thee, but NOT for me".
Es impresionante ver esto, pero no entiendo la felicidad de la gente que esta filmando al ver que todo se destruye .😕😕😕😢😢😢😢😢
El glaciar Perito Moreno, en Argentina, es uno de los pocos que se mantiene estable pese al calentamiento global. Es un expectaculo natural q suceden todos los años para la misma fecha
@@carlosgardenias5762 cada cuatro años
es gracioso , porque bajo tu mismo concepto cada vez que anochece debemos entristecernos porque el sol se "destruye" , sabiendo que al otro dia volvera a estar soleado .
Es solo hielo. Cual es tu problema?
Creo que la peor cosa es escuchar los burros detrás que se alegran y se ríen de una catástrofe natural y de un desastre ecológico.
Saludos desde Neuquén!
Passengers: We want to watch it!
Captain: I prefer to survive.
The “little” pieces will smash your car already.
Not that you would have a car in the water. Maybe a boat. Lol
I swear to god I learn more about glacier calving in TH-cam comments than school
Tbh I'll believe you, that's the schools fault tho lol
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LOL GOOD ONE
Bolton03 Yes, because learning about glacier calving is an absolute must...
haha good one! i feel the same it seems...school was pretty useless for me i think..learnt more in life after leaving...
People who haven't been here it is way larger than you realize.