Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This simple analogy is often used in my comments section as a way to discredit climate science. Today we're debunking it.
*Small correction, I say ice is less dense being it has bubbles but this is of course an oversimplification (it's a Youtube short after all). In reality water's crystal structure also makes ice inherently less dense than liquid water. These two qualities together are what allow it to float.
Watch the main video here: youtu.be/CurmnLKikyI
This simple analogy is often used in my comments section as a way to discredit climate science. Today we're debunking it.
*Small correction, I say ice is less dense being it has bubbles but this is of course an oversimplification (it's a Youtube short after all). In reality water's crystal structure also makes ice inherently less dense than liquid water. These two qualities together are what allow it to float.
Watch the main video here: youtu.be/CurmnLKikyI
