i have lived 48 yrs and i have changed alot, so as for the earth it has been around millions of years and she has changed too. We just need to be better caretakers of this wonderful living Earth. and she will take care of us.
The evidence that the sea level in all of the Pacific islands is not changing is unequivocal.
The Pacific Island Sea Level Project was launched by the Australians in 1991. Using scientists from Flinders University, Adelaide and state-of-the-art SEAFRAME equipment kept perfectly level by GOPS, first time used in sea level measurements.
It is clear from these measurements that there has been NO change in sea level at any one of the PISLP sites since the
Wow. Draft FCB have come up with a brilliant outdoor piece that expresses the message so well, it shouldn't even be considered advertising, but an ingenious communication tool.
From what I can tell it looks like it starts working as the sun passes over it after noon sometime. So the water level would never go back down, if would stay high, the sun would set, and the water level would just slowly fade.
The board respects celestial mechanics (Kepler Rocks!). It's perpendicular to the equator, with an unobstructed exposure to the west. The "waves" start at about 12:00 when the sun crosses the threshold above the board. The challenge was not the sun's azimuth, but altitude, which due to the Earth's tilt requires the scalloped awning's shape to be distorted so the shadow appears correct. Thanks to CBS Outdoor, and PLEASE support the WWF.
I don't think this is real, is it? A rough computer simulation, maybe? The shadow wouldn't "rise throughout the day": it would lower until noon, and then rise. Also, unless the sign were located on - and perpendicular to - the equator, the shadow would travel across the billboard (matching the changing azimuth of the sun), not straight up.
i have lived 48 yrs and i have changed alot, so as for the earth it has been around millions of years and she has changed too. We just need to be better caretakers of this wonderful living Earth. and she will take care of us.
wildricky40 2 years ago
I live close to the ocean, it's level has not changed.
dbviewer5 2 years ago 2
Ever notice how these Nature NAZI's ignore anything they don't agree with.
The world wildlife scam should go fuck themselves.
dbviewer5 2 years ago
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The evidence that the sea level in all of the Pacific islands is not changing is unequivocal.
The Pacific Island Sea Level Project was launched by the Australians in 1991. Using scientists from Flinders University, Adelaide and state-of-the-art SEAFRAME equipment kept perfectly level by GOPS, first time used in sea level measurements.
It is clear from these measurements that there has been NO change in sea level at any one of the PISLP sites since the
start, which for most goes back to 1992.
FreeAgain2 2 years ago 2
Fuck the World Wildlife Fund
MAXBOYDARK 3 years ago
who wants to go swimming?
oldcabbage4846177 3 years ago
That's neat, I like that.
KingMucktoad 3 years ago
nice music
dragorei 4 years ago
great billboard... but i prefer the other one that´s at weshow commercial channel
renatarolim 4 years ago
very nice idea.
manchipp 4 years ago
Wow. Draft FCB have come up with a brilliant outdoor piece that expresses the message so well, it shouldn't even be considered advertising, but an ingenious communication tool.
athandidas 4 years ago
From what I can tell it looks like it starts working as the sun passes over it after noon sometime. So the water level would never go back down, if would stay high, the sun would set, and the water level would just slowly fade.
jmstovepipe 4 years ago
The board respects celestial mechanics (Kepler Rocks!). It's perpendicular to the equator, with an unobstructed exposure to the west. The "waves" start at about 12:00 when the sun crosses the threshold above the board. The challenge was not the sun's azimuth, but altitude, which due to the Earth's tilt requires the scalloped awning's shape to be distorted so the shadow appears correct. Thanks to CBS Outdoor, and PLEASE support the WWF.
LowerCO2 4 years ago
I don't think this is real, is it? A rough computer simulation, maybe? The shadow wouldn't "rise throughout the day": it would lower until noon, and then rise. Also, unless the sign were located on - and perpendicular to - the equator, the shadow would travel across the billboard (matching the changing azimuth of the sun), not straight up.
cwegscheid 4 years ago
amazingly clever
musback 4 years ago
amazing!
nestorcarrasco 4 years ago
Great piece!
YagoSTVZ 4 years ago
It is fantastic! Thanks for sharing Frederik!
iraszl 4 years ago