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Water in the form of a solid is less dense than as a liquid Source: Put some ice cubes in water. Observe that they float.
by afarrell 10y ago
Water in the form of a solid is less dense than as a liquid
Source: Put some ice cubes in water. Observe that they float.
- carl_corder 10y agoOf course it floats. But that's not what I was trying to say. Go to your cup, put some ice in it and then mark the water level. Now let the ice melt and remark the water level. They will be at the same level.
- astrodust 10y agoWhat happens when you add an ice-cube? That's what happens when ice slides off of continents. A break-up this huge may not directly alter sea-levels but it's certainly symptomatic of a larger disruption that's playing out on a massive scale.