but... but... groudon isn't fire type. - #98627598 added by ztheart at Archie's Grand Scheme!

#5 - jeffbstupid

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(07/27/2013)[-]

Aqua actually needs groudon so they can use it to melt glaciers to actually make the ocean bigger.

#108 to #5 - anon id: d4a5691b

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(07/28/2013)[-]

Not only is this a repost but top comment is the same top comment every time it's posted.

#115 to #108 - jeffbstupid

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(07/28/2013)[-]

someone posted this before?

#103 to #5 - chrisis

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(07/28/2013)[-]

Glaciers already displace their mass, when they melt, the sea level wouldn't rise though they're would be more water

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(07/28/2013)[-]

Ice floats on water...

#109 to #104 - chrisis

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(07/28/2013)[-]

Even if it floats, it's still displacing it's mass

#112 to #109 - anon id: 277fa706

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(07/28/2013)[-]

Okay, fairenough. Permafrost however...

#113 to #112 - chrisis

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(07/28/2013)[-]

And land ice. It would actually make sea levels rise if it melted

#71 to #5 - DanLacasky

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(07/28/2013)[-]

but theres a theory/ accepted fact that glaciers almost follow the same idea, theyre already there so water wont rise. Like ice in a glass, the water accountts for it and when it melts it stays the same height/size or whatever.

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(07/28/2013)[-]

The displaced water is equivalent in volume to the submerged section of the iceburg/glacier. Since ice floats there is a large volume which isn't displacing water. So theoretically, the water can still rise.

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(07/28/2013)[-]

**** me, you're stupid. Melting glacier = water. Even though they displace relatively little water due to their density, when they melt they turn into god damn water, thus increasing the amount of water in the ocean.

Source: I have a brain.