A Flooded Earth

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Anybody want to change this and use it for the AV threads?
Thats interesting,but seriously,this is way over the top.The entire continent of Antarctica melting?No,that is insane.Still,it is interesting to note what the world would look like if the planet were so and so higher sea levels
 
What about Australia, I hear it only has to rise a metre and most of Australia floods, of course I could find out myself, but I'm willing to let you do the work for me
Yeah,but nobody lives there.If a shallow sea starts to cover south-central Australia,it will probably have quite a positive effect.Large areas would now become habitable.
 
It's not the end result that gets you -- it's the change.

Can the world handle a massive shift in coastlines as sea levels rise, then handle the new Ice Age that would follow? Tough to tell, though the fact that the whole cycle would take at least a few hundred years would help.
 

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Thats interesting,but seriously,this is way over the top.The entire continent of Antarctica melting?No,that is insane.Still,it is interesting to note what the world would look like if the planet were so and so higher sea levels

There is a bit of ice left there, but I agree with you. Antarctica-going-temperate is way overdone in these climate-change studies, "just because it's cool".
 
Why not?

Thats interesting,but seriously,this is way over the top.The entire continent of Antarctica melting?No,that is insane.Still,it is interesting to note what the world would look like if the planet were so and so higher sea levels

Explain please? Why couldn't that happen, given double ideal level of CO2, and 1000 years or so?
 
Chris Wayan claims that sea level would rise at least 100 meters, if all the ice in the world melted. This seems a bit too much, since most sources mention 60 to 80 meters. (I calculated 67 meters.)
 
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