नही...इसमें अच्छे नसीबवाली कोई बात नहीं हैं! उल्टा ये हमारी बदनसीबी है,जो ऐसे दृश्य हम देख रहे है!!!! हमारी वसुंधरा संकटमें है,जो हमनेही तैय्यार किया है!!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
@@lakshmanj7828are you mad? I crewed for a eco-adventure ship in SE Alaska, including glacier bay and you witness calving every trip. It’s a natural result of a GROWING glacier, not receding.
I’ve seen that color once from a jet flying over Idaho and I’ll never forget it It was a blue I cannot describe. Everyone should see that color . If it’s vibrant at 40,000 feet imagine it close🥹
THATS NOT FUNNY OR DAM FUN TO SEE EVER!!! ITS OUR ECOSYSTEM FALLING APART & ONCE IT'S GONE IT'S GONE FOREVER 💔 SO GO AHEAD & LAUGH AND/OR SAY AAAAWWH !! REAL STUPID.!!
I saw it, the guide said the the curve where this glacier becomes visible is the Ah curve, right after navigating the curve everyone said Ah, and promptly fell não laughter because it's true. You can stay on land of make an hour long trip following the glacier on a boat, at least 1km away because ice is always falling here and there and you can here the crackling. It's awesome. We stayed in El Calafate and visited almost all the glaciers around. In one place you can ice-skate in a frozen lake with several glaciers sliding into it! You can also traverse the fjords by boat from Bariloche- Argentina to Puerto Montt, passing by the Aconcágua. It's visible across the lake into the horizon from Puerto Montt. Really awesome trip and Ushuaia is the most austral/southernmost city in the world. It has skiing, snowboarding, dig sledding, snow mobiling, trekking in the forests, watching whales, penguins, sea lions. There's lots of king crabs in the restaurant. The region is mountainous (the Andes) and is very close to the Antarctica so lot's of terrain similar to Scandinavia and other mountainous and freezing places. Argentina and Chile are very long, Chile more so, you can be in extreme heat in the Atacama desert or in glacial settings in the southern tip in Chilean Patagonia. Patagonian Argentina is very cold and beautiful. Best of all, very cheap to go, shop, travel, eat very well and have lots os fun adventures.
Glaciers come and go, that’s nature. We often find signs of human civilization under glaciers as they melt, meaning people lived there before the glacier.
El campo de Hielo Patagonico Sur en en La Patagonia compartida con Chile son los glaciares más grandes fuera de los Polos. Patrimonio de la Humanidad del 85. Sino no lo sabías será porque no lees mucho o solo cosas sobre países llamados del primer mundo.
@@matiasdavidrodriguez9331 Estuve en la Patagonia en 2014 en el glaciar Perito Moreno. lugar fascinante. Fui a Punta Arenas y al Estrecho de Magallanes. La patagonia es una tierra hermosa.
All THAT light trapped in there!!!! So blueee. So beautifully .... you. Love the life in you ,-of you -by you. Dear water. Thank you for your service.... Despite the ungrateful human. -A God speed journey to you.
@@NickAbbot.it's a natural cycle no matter what the climate nuts claim. What they don't tell people is other planets in our solar system are doing the same heating. No humans there to blame. All they want is to is to extort people for money and control. CO2 is plant food and it's currently the lowest it's ever been in geological time scale.
I'm so amazed it looks like it crumbles into smaller pieces and then comes back all together again. But I know the piece that has floated up its what was under all the crumbling pieces. So massive. Great video.
I didn’t notice the blue colour of the ice until read the comments . Was focusing on the ice coming up and then falling slowly on its side. Majestic. Why blue: reflection of the ocean and sky ?
@@Smachfest ok smart aleck!!! Was seriously looking for a scientific explanation since this is the weather channel after all... If only my pops weren't a mechanic, I might've fallen for your folly... buzz off peasant!!!
Everytime I see glaciers break apart it makes me feel bittersweet. Sweet from the beautiful sight taking place, but bitter from the fact that means global warming is rapidly approaching
~~~ Pure ice has the properties of minerals. Like sapphires, glacial ice reflects the blue colors of the light spectrum, so beautiful blue color reaches our eyes.
This is part of the water cycle. This happens every season and it rains and goes right right back around and re freezes. SUCH A GOOD THING GOD HAS DONE. HE SAID IT WAS GOOD.
Es una desgracia que eso este pasando eso es muy malo para nuestro planeta 🌍🌍😞😞 y lo peor es que la gente lo disfruta sin saber el daño qué eso causa...
90% of the glacier is beneath the ocean's surface. For the top of the glacier to drop off, the bottom had to melt away. A glacier 10 times the size of this has just melted away.
This nature event is wondrous & exciting! The phenomenon is common place; naturally, many edges of glaciers do crumble. As part of an ongoing cycle of existence as ice, they transform back to their origins as a liquid. Although numerous, when seen, these events never fail to amaze!
I find this heartbreakingly sad seeing a glacier dying in front of one. I've been fortunate to see various glaciers in Alaska but none calving thank goodness
The ice from the last Ice Age around 10,000 years ago was over 2 miles thick. It is the ice that carved out the great lakes of North America. If that sounds far-fetched. Think about this. Greenland is much larger than the United States. The ice on Greenland is over a mile thick right now.
This is happening a lot now,drifts off to warmer water,melts & the sea level rise,s, wouldn't be surprised if the melt doesn't have something to do with the flooding rains we're seeing around the world either.
How lucky you were to be in just the right place at just the right time & already videoing so you caught it all. Great footage of a beautiful scene in Nature rarely seen, thank you for sharing.🩵👏👍🏼😊
blue is the most rare color in nature. spectacular sight! I'd love to go! hear the massive sounds and see for myself .maybe I Will. is their a tour? or private voyage? I'd love this
That glacier is so blue and pure .beautiful.
And we all destroyed it. Yaaaaaay...
نابودیه یخچالها نه تنها زیبا نیست بلکه خیلی هم وحشتناکه
I like some that ice
@@drakemallard1486 you did
@@detroitmidunkin2138 I wish I could take full credit. I'd be doing a lot more.
One can’t believe how blue these glaciers are until seen in person. Just beautiful.
They are not blue they just look blue
@@vommsir. They are definitely BLUE dark 💙 blue colors
saw it in person and it was not that blue
Amazing Light Blue.
As if the Ice has married the Sky.
Beautiful colour.
You wish it's worse than you think the sky Bam Bam Bamed the ocean now we have glacier baby's all over the place. It's just sick they're related 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
The white of the Ice act like a mirror reflecting the ocean waters color. ❤
Admiration for our Destruction and the planet's destruction? WOW
Nice analogy
Looks like blue godzilla coming out
I can imagine the smell of the freshly released ancient air. As pure and as clean as the water. Special moments.
Sounds like we gonna have new diseases coming
Mmm, ancient bacteria 👁👄👁
creep
@@iiiSK8orDI3iiithats what i said
When Earth’s CO2 concentration was ~double what it is today.
It amazes me that you got this on tape. The way it falls into the water and then pops right back up is awesome. Great footage!
I think that's gotta be one of the most beautiful colors of blue I've ever seen. ❤
Agreed
Pressure of ice on the growing glacier pushes the wall down to the sea. Healthy cycle in action.
Or it could be global warming 😊
@@charlescummings1128 warming is slowly stopping as the Holocene ends. The ice will come. Chicago will be under two miles of ice again.
Yeah Neil DeGrass Tyson talked about that
@@charlescummings1128😂 global warming isn't real.
@@DeusVivit Well I guess you must be a MIT scientist. 😆😅🤣
Nature at its finest. Absolutely so beautiful you’re so lucky to have witnessed it in person. Thank you for sharing that.
MI PAIS TIENE GRANDES BELLEZAS NATURALES 🙏🙏🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Evet güzel ama unutmamak lazım, buzullar eridiğinde dünyamızın sular altında kalması muhtemel🥺
@@gloriatoranzo1726shut up y'all were beat by the brits and as a american we think that your country cant redeem itself
Cameraman is a legend for staying focused on the action
That’s his job, it hasn’t been taken with a phone 😂
what else would he be doing?? blowing his nose scratching his azz smoking a cigarette?
To see glaciers in real life,
That turquoise color
is something you never forget.
I can say that
It's an amazing experience.
That is incredible footage!
You are so lucky to have seen that.
Thanks for sharing it!
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊pp
नही...इसमें अच्छे नसीबवाली कोई बात नहीं हैं! उल्टा ये हमारी बदनसीबी है,जो ऐसे दृश्य हम देख रहे है!!!! हमारी वसुंधरा संकटमें है,जो हमनेही तैय्यार किया है!!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Yes ,it is not a good thing to watch.
@@lakshmanj7828are you mad? I crewed for a eco-adventure ship in SE Alaska, including glacier bay and you witness calving every trip. It’s a natural result of a GROWING glacier, not receding.
Yeah,it's beautiful and all but doesn't anyone see that this is due to global warming and incredibly sad 😢????
Es hermoso!! Qué espectáculo!! Una de la tantas atracciones naturales que tiene Argentina!!
I’ve seen that color once from a jet flying over Idaho and I’ll never forget it It was a blue I cannot describe. Everyone should see that color . If it’s vibrant at 40,000 feet imagine it close🥹
Its like the 1st time you see the ocean far away from shore. So blue it almost looks fake. Beautiful.
You were in Idaho and saw this color grom the jet flying over you? Did you pass English/writing class in school.
@@7he.Polexican if you're gonna poke fun at people maybe proofread before you post
Spellcheck can change your words its bad sometimes
I'm amazed at the blue color! So beautiful!
Agreed
That glacier is crazy looking, like watching a moving mountain.
THATS NOT FUNNY OR DAM FUN TO SEE EVER!!! ITS OUR ECOSYSTEM FALLING APART & ONCE IT'S GONE IT'S GONE FOREVER 💔 SO GO AHEAD & LAUGH AND/OR SAY AAAAWWH
!! REAL STUPID.!!
YA UR WATCHING A MOUNTAIN MOVING FOR SURE... UR WARCHING A PART OF AN ICE GLACIER MOVING & DISAPPERAING INTO THE OCEAN FOR EVER.!!!
UN ORGULLO NATURAL NUESTRO !!DESDE ARGENTINA GRACIAS A QUIENES VIENEN A DISFRUTAR DE EL !!!!!!❤❤
That's toy incredible! A once in a lifetime catch on camera, great job!
It happens all day everyday.
Es cíclica sucede aproximadamente cada 4 (cuatro) años. Puedes programar el viaje. Experiencia inigualable.
que maravilla hermosa mí Argentina ❤️🇦🇷🇦🇷👏
Breathtaking Beauty so much of this world is still untouched & untapped ❤
Nature is more fascinating the older I get! The more you know, you realize the less you truely know.
I saw it, the guide said the the curve where this glacier becomes visible is the Ah curve, right after navigating the curve everyone said Ah, and promptly fell não laughter because it's true. You can stay on land of make an hour long trip following the glacier on a boat, at least 1km away because ice is always falling here and there and you can here the crackling. It's awesome. We stayed in El Calafate and visited almost all the glaciers around. In one place you can ice-skate in a frozen lake with several glaciers sliding into it! You can also traverse the fjords by boat from Bariloche- Argentina to Puerto Montt, passing by the Aconcágua. It's visible across the lake into the horizon from Puerto Montt. Really awesome trip and Ushuaia is the most austral/southernmost city in the world. It has skiing, snowboarding, dig sledding, snow mobiling, trekking in the forests, watching whales, penguins, sea lions. There's lots of king crabs in the restaurant. The region is mountainous (the Andes) and is very close to the Antarctica so lot's of terrain similar to Scandinavia and other mountainous and freezing places. Argentina and Chile are very long, Chile more so, you can be in extreme heat in the Atacama desert or in glacial settings in the southern tip in Chilean Patagonia. Patagonian Argentina is very cold and beautiful. Best of all, very cheap to go, shop, travel, eat very well and have lots os fun adventures.
Una belleza que no todos los argentinos podemos conocer. Para los jubilados es inaccesible. Los ingresos bajísimos
That blue is phenomenally beautiful. 😮
Glaciers come and go, that’s nature. We often find signs of human civilization under glaciers as they melt, meaning people lived there before the glacier.
Xiil5
Cool
And continue far after you and I are gone, thank you God for allowing me a moment to experience the wonder of what you have created.
They don't come and go Do some research This is called global warming
Which means melting glaciers are a natural occurrence. They'd be melting whether we were here or not.
Just like fingernails- the new pushes out the old, and it’s a good thing!
Lol, denying global warming much? There is no new one, buddy.
When I think of Argentina indont think glaciers😅
Bc u dont know about south argentina
So what you're saying is, you don't know jack about Argentina.
Spectaculaire
Ya called global warming
Sad!
This is part of the ice cycle. Every rainy season it goes right back around and re freezes. What a Good thing God has made. So beautiful!
Congratulations, Weather Channel. Finally posted a video of a glacier calving not caused by global warming or climate change.
Wow amazing!
The colour of blue on the fresh iceberg, is spectacular!
Brilliant like a Gem!
Just learned Argentina has glaciers.🤯
El campo de Hielo Patagonico Sur en en La Patagonia compartida con Chile son los glaciares más grandes fuera de los Polos. Patrimonio de la Humanidad del 85. Sino no lo sabías será porque no lees mucho o solo cosas sobre países llamados del primer mundo.
@@matiasdavidrodriguez9331 Estuve en la Patagonia en 2014 en el glaciar Perito Moreno. lugar fascinante. Fui a Punta Arenas y al Estrecho de Magallanes. La patagonia es una tierra hermosa.
All THAT light trapped in there!!!! So blueee. So beautifully .... you.
Love the life in you ,-of you -by you.
Dear water. Thank you for your service.... Despite the ungrateful human. -A God speed journey to you.
That’s sooo beautiful 😍
Please tell me that was the actual color of the ice and not a filter 🤍
It is that color
Such a blessing to be at the right place at the right time! Great Camara work! Thank you for sharing your experience! ♥
"you've unlocked a secret area"
Hiesenburg done stepped it up.. That blue is beautiful.
Most incredible shades of blue ❤
Those people are Whooing over the slow death of our planet.
@@NickAbbot.it's a natural cycle no matter what the climate nuts claim. What they don't tell people is other planets in our solar system are doing the same heating. No humans there to blame. All they want is to is to extort people for money and control. CO2 is plant food and it's currently the lowest it's ever been in geological time scale.
The people were fortunate to see and video.
Much success and health to all.
It's hard to comprehend just how much of these are under the surface until they turn over like this one is. Amazing!!!
Isso que é a força da natureza!
Simplesmente maravilhosa ❤!
I'm so amazed it looks like it crumbles into smaller pieces and then comes back all together again. But I know the piece that has floated up its what was under all the crumbling pieces. So massive. Great video.
💫That looks insane 🤯💫
Amazing! This is how the earth works...always has, always will. It warms itself, it cools itself. Ever changing. That is how it survives. Thank God.
Es un espectáculo maravilloso!!!👏👏👏💚💚💚
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Moo
I didn’t notice the blue colour of the ice until read the comments . Was focusing on the ice coming up and then falling slowly on its side. Majestic. Why blue: reflection of the ocean and sky ?
Daaamm thought it was Godzilla coming up from the waters.
Blue godzilla
Natureza exuberante....o poder de Deus onipotente... Louvado e engrandecido seja o nome do Senhor 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Natural cycle... Taking care of this on its own❤❤❤
Or…Those people are Whooing over the slow death of our planet.
Global warming😳🥺😤
That glacier looks like a megalodon prehistoric shark.
Why is it blue? Not complaining, just curious. 😊
Это лёд, который образован более сотни лет назад из снега, поэтому он более плотный и другого цвета
Because it is Fresh water. Formed from snow.
That blue ice probably hasn't seen or felt sunlight in thousands of years.
Its full of engine coolant to help prevent freezing.
@@Smachfest ok smart aleck!!! Was seriously looking for a scientific explanation since this is the weather channel after all...
If only my pops weren't a mechanic, I might've fallen for your folly... buzz off peasant!!!
👍 An excellent video it is. Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful video.b
Glaciers and polar ice are growing ❄ 😎 ❄
You're actively seeing it melt and break away...what kind of idiot are you?
🤡🤡🤡
@@JJ-fh8me ?
In the South Pole, they are. I'm glad I'm not the only one who knew.
@@luisbergantino1207 ssshh! 😅
Everytime I see glaciers break apart it makes me feel bittersweet. Sweet from the beautiful sight taking place, but bitter from the fact that means global warming is rapidly approaching
Muito lindo❤. Tive a oportunidade de ter presenciado ao vivo 🙏❄️
~~~ Pure ice has the properties of minerals.
Like sapphires, glacial ice reflects the blue colors
of the light spectrum,
so beautiful blue color
reaches our eyes.
Sad...
Stunning...
🇿🇦
Sad? It’s natures weather cycle it’s supposed to happen.
@@talkingtina4519no it's too hot
@@MollyLara-bq9cs No it’s a cycle
It happens every year, because it's a glacier that Is always advancing
This is part of the water cycle. This happens every season and it rains and goes right right back around and re freezes. SUCH A GOOD THING GOD HAS DONE. HE SAID IT WAS GOOD.
Argentina had glacier😮
Why wouldnt they? Their country is next to antarctica
Human is so intelligent that only he can destroy himself. Moreover, he is knowingly heading towards it😂😂😂😂
Mother nature does what Mother nature does.
Im not sure if most of the commentators have gotten it. This post shows a dying beauty. It’s tragic to see the glaciers going down. 😢😢😢
Es una desgracia que eso este pasando eso es muy malo para nuestro planeta 🌍🌍😞😞 y lo peor es que la gente lo disfruta sin saber el daño qué eso causa...
Infórmese, esto es cíclico. No se deje manipular con la agenda verde
Es algo que siempre pasa en el Perito Moreno, hoy es uno de los glaciares llamados estables no disminuye su tamaño.
90% of the glacier is beneath the ocean's surface. For the top of the glacier to drop off, the bottom had to melt away. A glacier 10 times the size of this has just melted away.
Really great heartily hatsapp miracle video sharing lucky guys really miracle nature 👌👍💐❤️🙏😘
That is called nature. Not a piece of history breaking off.
We might as well start removing the glaciers, melting them and turning it into bottled water. So much fresh water being mixed with useless salt water.
This nature event is wondrous & exciting! The phenomenon is common place; naturally, many edges of glaciers do crumble. As part of an ongoing cycle of existence as ice, they transform back to their origins as a liquid. Although numerous, when seen, these events never fail to amaze!
You know you're bored when you stand in the freezing weather for hours waiting for some ice to fall
I find this heartbreakingly sad seeing a glacier dying in front of one. I've been fortunate to see various glaciers in Alaska but none calving thank goodness
That’s by far the most beautiful one I’ve seen😳😳😍😍
So, the bottom portion (what makes it that deep blue?) sees light for the first time in eons❣️
Glad they mentioned it’s normal and didn’t blame it on climate change.
That is incredible footage!
God bless you beautiful Argentina 🇦🇷❤️💖💝
The work of the 🐐. everything at once!
everyone is saying wow but not realizing that the world is crumbling around us
The ice from the last Ice Age around 10,000 years ago was over 2 miles thick. It is the ice that carved out the great lakes of North America. If that sounds far-fetched. Think about this. Greenland is much larger than the United States. The ice on Greenland is over a mile thick right now.
I can’t believe there was no mention of global warming/climate change. Well done!
Hola ¡¡ recuerdo cuando un canal de cable acá en Argentina transmitió en vivo por 1 ves DESDE EL PERITO MORENO . FUE ALGO ESPECTACULAR 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🤗
That ice, those chunks. Thank you for sharing.
That huge solid piece that comes from the beneath the water is ancient. It came from the bottom of the glacier
This is happening a lot now,drifts off to warmer water,melts & the sea level rise,s, wouldn't be surprised if the melt doesn't have something to do with the flooding rains we're seeing around the world either.
I bet when both caps melt enough that's when the Earth will execute geomagnetic pole reversal
When it emerges it looks like a sea monster !!! Amazing !!!
Ironic how people using fossil fuels, dirty inefficient, wasteful boats to go see this amazing glacier break off are very much to blame
How lucky you were to be in just the right place at just the right time & already videoing so you caught it all. Great footage of a beautiful scene in Nature rarely seen, thank you for sharing.🩵👏👍🏼😊
I love the different shades of blue 💙 in glaciers... light to dark and darker still when it gets wet
Im just curious on the black line on the pop up piece of glacier.
De todos os lugares que já fui, Perito Moreno é o mais formidável!
Es una magnifica obra de teatro de la Naturaleza, guionada por el mismo Creador. Y yo estoy en un palco. 💙🤍💙🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷❤
I love seeing the ancient, dark blue ice emerge from the water. 💙🌊
Phenomenal 🌟🍦🌟🍦🌟🍦
It’s 4am, and that looks REFRESHING. I bet that ice could hydrate my SOUL.
Haha … sorry but it’s your fault if you think you can make a glacier a ‘world heritage site’ 😂
Thank you for not blaming "manmade climate change"
woww and never mentioned climate change.. im impressed
Glaciers are pretty neat. I can see 20 or more within an hour drive from my home.
Even Nature Knows What to Do... & When to Do It..
GOD IS GOOD.. ALL OF THE TIME... 🌟❤🌟❤
Glacier says, “Bottom’s up, guys! Time for the underparts to see the skies!”
blue is the most rare color in nature. spectacular sight! I'd love to go! hear the massive sounds and see for myself .maybe I Will. is their a tour? or private voyage? I'd love this
Falling pieces: hey mum I'm not coming back for dinner
Glacier: where are you going?
Falling pieces: bye!
Beautiful and devastating at the same time. Mother Nature brings us beauty and devastation.