Thread: Brilliant visualisation of loss of Arctic sea ice.

Andy Lee Robinson does a lot of excellent graphics about Arctic sea ice. This one is spectacularly good.

Arctic Sea Ice Minimum Volumes 1979-2012 - YouTube

(Moan, grumble, complain. Why is it that some people are so talented in so many ways? Robinson did the graphics and the animation and he also performed the music in the background which he wrote.)

Aaaaand, the whole Chasing Ice video is now online.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=ajFoSPgCtpw

This was televised not to long ago on a public network and I enjoyed watching it. While what he shows is very enlightening there doesn't seem to be a way to stop what is going on but instead it would seem to just wait and in time watch all the ice melt on both poles.

Originally Posted by adelady

Andy Lee Robinson does a lot of excellent graphics about Arctic sea ice. This one is spectacularly good.

(Moan, grumble, complain. Why is it that some people are so talented in so many ways? Robinson did the graphics and the animation and he also performed the music in the background which he wrote.)

Thanks very much Adelady!
Maybe have some talent, but what you see is the result of a lifetime of dedication and sheer determination to do and be the best that I can, with what I have.
Anyone can do the same (if they're not careful!) :-)

It's so beautiful, the way it melts... *wipes tears away*

Originally Posted by AndyLee

Thanks very much Adelady!
Maybe have some talent, but what you see is the result of a lifetime of dedication and sheer determination to do and be the best that I can, with what I have.
Anyone can do the same (if they're not careful!) :-)

Ok, wait a minute...
What?
Welcome to the board... Don't fall overboard.