Climate Change Moved the North Pole

The video discusses a study on how climate change is affecting Earth's axis and the North Pole's location. It explains polar motion, the role of GRACE satellites, and recent shifts in polar drift due to climate change. The study uses modeling to show that accelerated ice melt in the '90s contributed to these changes. Future research may use these methods to understand historical water movement.

What significant change in the North Pole's drift was observed in the mid-'90s?

What role did the melting of glaciers play in the movement of the North Pole according to the study?

How do the GRACE satellites contribute to our understanding of climate change's impact on the Earth's axis?

What are the two scenarios modeled by researchers to understand polar drift?

What potential human activity was suggested as a factor in the shift of terrestrial water affecting the North Pole?