nick501
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That if the polar ice caps melt then the sea will not flood the earth, due to the fact that when water freezes it expands and that most of the ice is in the water anyway (2/3rd's i've heard)
I have done a small experiment with ice cubes in a jar and when the ice melts the water level stays the same or drops.
Is this too simplistic? or are we being conned somewhere along the line?
I have done a small experiment with ice cubes in a jar and when the ice melts the water level stays the same or drops.
Is this too simplistic? or are we being conned somewhere along the line?