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Can I get a source for this? It seems incorrect, given that water is more dense than ice, so the gravitational pull of melted water on nearby water should be st
by timerol 7y ago
Can I get a source for this? It seems incorrect, given that water is more dense than ice, so the gravitational pull of melted water on nearby water should be stronger than the gravitational pull of ice on nearby water (due to the decrease in distance due to the shrinkage when melting).
- itcrowd 7y agoSee my sister post for link. The difference between ice and water is that water can freely move over the Earth's surface while massive icebergs cannot.