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Old 27-05-2004, 21:03   #28
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Re: The Day After Tomorrow

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Originally Posted by Jarandco
Well according to the film, its all the ice that melts which causes the gulf stream to loose its salticity, as its a micture of fresh water and salt, and due to thier being to much fresh water the gulf stream fails to stay warm, and drops in temperature rapidly.
"Salticity"?


Yeah, although TDAT takes something which would happen over a long time, & compresses it into the length of a movie.

But, saying that, so what. It's only a movie, after all. No matter what the science is like in this, I definitely want to see it. I love these big budget disaster films. Pure mindless enjoyable cheese.
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