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轉至PTT TY_Research版 本人覺得很有趣，就將這文章轉錄到我的部落格，讓大家參考一下這結果 雖然不能說什麼很具體答案，但也是長期觀察的發現 我覺得每年變動很大，不能有很明顯的結果 ，不能成為有力證據。 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 作者 caterlanse (卡特--藍) 標題 [情報] 北極海冰過去5年的變化~ 時間 Thu Dec 20 17:36:07 2007 特別去找了一下過去6年間北極海冰面積的變化資料 下面就直接用圖形來讓大家看看變化的情況吧~ 首先比較夏至點(6月22號) 2002年6月22號 2003年6月22號 2004年6月22號 2005年6月22號 2006年6月22號 2007年6月22號 最大的差異在後面兩張明顯可以看出06年以及07年上半年的冷季相當不冷~尤其是07年前半年~海冰面積之小以及厚度之薄都達到一個另人心驚的程度再來比較經過一個夏天之後的 秋分點(9月22號) 2002年9月22號 2003年9月22號 2004年9月22號 2005年9月22號 2006年9月22號 2007年9月22號 從05年起~北極經過夏季之後的海冰面積明顯的縮小很多05年那張圖顯示已經可以直接從白令海峽開船沿著北極海沿岸到歐洲了..XD06年跟07年也好不到哪裡去~只剩下一道薄薄的冰壁07年夏季海冰消失的面積更是大到一個驚人的程度再來比較一下 6年前跟6年後10月~11月~12月海冰修復的情況首先是 10月份 2002年10月22號 2007年10月22號 再來是 11月份 2002年11月22號 2007年11月22號 最後是 12月份 2002年12月19號 2007年12月19號 好像11月以後修復的速度就差不多了但是以今年跟02年相比~海冰修復的明顯較薄(圖中陰影處面積較多)10月份的情況則明顯不如02年~似乎北極轉冷的情況變慢而且"力道"也較小最後補一張過去6年全年的海冰面積比較圖 今年夏季海冰面積的確是小的嚇人~新聞說的確不假~以上先簡單比較一下或許這也可以算是全球暖化的證據之一吧~整個得到的結果是非常值得大家深思的~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 這是其中一位的回文 作者: ...

Hello there my friends, I come back again and show you somethings while you are in danger under this situations... That Sinking Feeling: Getting Out of Quicksand First, let's dispense with the movie myth: Man running through jungle blindly stumbles into pit of quicksand; within seconds he is sucked under by a powerful vacuum, leaving behind only a floating pith helmet as a warning to others. The horror! Say it isn't so. It isn't so. You're Not Going Under Research shows that it's impossible for a person to become completely submerged in the stuff. That's because the human body is less dense than quicksand — a mixture of sand, clay and salt water. The worst that could happen is that you could sink in to just above your waist. Not that waist-deep in quicksand is a particularly good place to be ... If your feet become wedged in the densely packed sand at the bottom, it's very hard to get them out. When people die in quicksand, they don't suffocate. They die...

看了第一季了，我覺得很喜歡 裡面可以親身體驗他在困境中的感受和學習到一些小技巧 來增加求生機會 XD 現在已經撥第二季了，但是在當兵沒時間可以看 感覺真是可惜，嗚嗚 我推薦大家來體驗一下，非常有趣。 Bear Grylls Profile Discovery channel

This is a very interesting topic in mythbuster at discovery channel. This might be helpful while you encounter this situation and want to help yourself. I also saw this at Man vs Wild, another program in discovery channel, which told us to use hammer to break out the windows. And the mythbuster confirm this. lol....Here is the busted myth as follow: If a car falls into the water and becomes submerged, you cannot open the door until the interior is flooded. confirmed The pressure differential between outside and inside when the car is submerged is too great for a man to force the door, and the pressure must first be equalized, which means the interior must be flooded first. But it should be noted that Adam was forced to resort to emergency air in his first test. A second test later showed it to be possible to escape the car simply by opening the door, but only by remaining calm and not attempting to open the door until the interior is well and truly flooded, so as to conserve oxygen whi...

Hi all friends and travellers in this blog I saw these interesting articles on discovery channel and these are very helpfull. I would like to shear to everyone. There are some example scenarios: When It's a Bear, Don't Stare Rule No. 1 when you're hiking in bear country: make noise. Most bear attacks occur when hikers stumble upon and surprise a bear, often a mother and her cubs. Don't think they'll be easy to spot; even huge grizzlies can conceal themselves in the brush or the high grass of meadows. If you see a bear, fight the urge to run. Repeat after me: You can't outrun a bear. Bears can sprint for short distances at speeds up to 56km/h! And don't assume you can escape by climbing a tree. That only works if you have enough time to climb at least 10m high. Black bears are good climbers and grizzlies can climb at least partway up a tree. And if you're near water, e.g., a lake or river, don't get in the water and try to swim away from the bear. T...