If the ice at the two ends completely, does the world sink completely in the sea of ​​water?

According to National Geographic magazine (USA), if fossil fuel burning and carbon emissions continue, climate change will eventually lead to melting of ice in both poles and mountains . This will lead to a global sea level rise of about 68.9m, submerging coastal cities in the water tank.

Business Insider page has created a map that illustrates how the world will look when the world ice melts. Accordingly, the prospect of the whole world sinking in the sea may not happen but only certain areas, especially in the low and coastal areas.

According to scientists predict, by the end of the century, there are many parts on Earth that humans will not be able to live there anymore. Disasters due to climate change will have widespread hunger, severe droughts, floods, plague, ocean pollution and record heat.

Researcher David Wallace-Wells predicts that these disasters will increase the likelihood of a war explosion and a prolonged financial crisis.

The accelerated melting speed is increasing sea levels and changing the topography of the coast.Miami and the entire east coast of North America will be submerged if the ice melts.(Photo: National Geographic).

Europe will have to say goodbye to London, Venice and the whole Netherlands.(Photo: Alex Kuzoian / Business Insider).

Seawater will submerge all of Bangladesh, home to more than 160 million people, and Kolkata, a population of 4.6 million.Water from the Mekong basin will flood the entire region, turning the Cardamom Mountains into islands.(Photo: Alex Kuzoian / Business Insider).

Australia will lose many coastal areas, inhabited by 80% of residents.(Photo: Alex Kuzoian / Business Insider).

Shanghai will be swallowed by the East China Sea.(Photo: Alex Kuzoian / Business Insider).

In South America, the Amazon basin and the basin of the Paraguay River will disappear, Argentina's capital Buenos Aires and much of Paraguay will also be canceled.(Photo: Alex Kuzoian / Business Insider).

Africa will lose less land than other continents.However, excessive heat will make many areas of Europe tougher so no one can live there.(Photo: Alex Kuzoian / Business Insider).

Some scientists say that, with more than 5 million cubic meters of ice all over the Earth, it will take more than 5,000 years for all the polar ice sheets to melt.However, in the next generation, some cities may no longer exist if countries do not reduce carbon emissions.(Photo: Alex Kuzoian / Business Insider).