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The theme of this time is the white silver world, the mystery of the Antarctic
What will happen if you soak the ice of the Antarctic in water?
A series of A's in the world beyond imagination
Won't the sea level rise due to the warming?
The shocking fact is shocking
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Everyone, please learn today
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This time's special course is
A biological scientist at Hiroshima University
The subject of research is Indy Jones of the science world, which is said to be all over the world
Mr. Naganuma Takeshi
This time, we will learn about the mystery of the Antarctic
By the way, the teacher is the only one who has a stupid child badge
Oh, really!
It's hard to understand
It can't be helped
That's the teacher's costume today
Thank you very much
He is called the man of the teacher's discipline
After all, that's the fun of the lecture
It's great
Thank you for your lesson
Thank you
Let's learn about the Antarctic
Let's check the location
This way please
Do you know where the Antarctic is?
Do you know the Antarctic?
Do you know?
I don't know
This one? The white part at the bottom?
That's right.
Sensei, you're correct.
I'm correct.
Normally, the Earth is round, right?
Yes.
It's round, and the Antarctic point is a dot.
But the dot at the bottom has been expanded too much.
It looks very big.
Well, it's Earth technology.
If you look at it from the other side, it's not that big.
It's big, but I'll explain it later.
It's big.
Which way is it?
It's not as big as you think.
That's right.
It's small, right?
Yes.
It's big, right?
It's big.
I'll explain it later.
Are we talking about how many songs are big or small today?
Will it take an hour?
It won't take an hour.
We've been talking about this all the time.
Just for now.
There are many other things.
How many songs will you teach us in quiz format today?
That's right.
Thank you.
Let's start with the first quiz.
Here's the question.
What will happen to the sun in the winter of the Antarctic?
Do you know the answer?
Is it your turn, Nomura?
The sun...
In the winter of the Antarctic, the sun roars.
It's not the sun roars.
The sun roars?
It doesn't work in the winter of the Antarctic.
It's like the detective gathers in the Antarctic.
No, it's not.
It's not such an interesting movie.
The answer is...
The sun is shining. The sun doesn't shine.
Don't hit. It doesn't shine.
It means the sun doesn't come out. It means the sun doesn't shine.
not the sun The sun doesn't shine.
Is the correct answer. That's correct.
don't climb The sun doesn't rise.
Is the correct answer. That's correct.
Let me explain why. Let me explain the reason.
Please give me an explanatory diagram. Please show me the diagram.
First, the Earth...
It's tilted 23 degrees. It is tilted 23 degrees. It rotates once a day. So, during the day, there is a day and night. Day is the place facing the sun, and night is the place opposite the sun. during the day, there is a place facing the sun, and the night is opposite the sun. If the earth was spinning in a straight line, there would always be a day and a night anywhere on the earth. If the Earth is straight, there is always a day and night in any place on the Earth. But the Earth is actually a little tilted. For example, this is the South Pole. position, this is the Antarctic
Even if the Earth goes round and round, there is a time when you can't show your face to the sun all day long.
Because it's a little tilted.
That's right. If it's straight, half of the day is day and half is night.
But it's tilted, so even if you go round and round, you can't see the sun all the time.
Do you understand the meaning?
Yes.
So you go round and round around the sun.
What do you do?
What happened?
Excuse me. Sorry for my first appearance.
Excuse me.
What?
I have a gag called gurgle.
When I am told to do a gurgle, I turn my hands and do a gag.
Please don't do that.
I turn my hands and do a gag.
Don't do that. You will be surprised.
Even if you say this much, you will be scared again.
I'm not scared.
I'm sorry.
Sayaka will be hit directly.
My hands are long.
The distance.
Please.
This is what I just pointed out.
This is equivalent to summer in a year.
Summer.
Summer in Japan is the winter of the Antarctic.
It's right behind.
In the winter of the Antarctic, the sun doesn't come out.
It's a dark winter.
In the Antarctic, the sun doesn't come out for a day.
It's about 40 days.
It's equivalent to the summer in Japan.
It's dark all the time.
The other side is the winter in Japan.
It's the summer of the Antarctic.
In the summer of the Antarctic, sometimes the sun comes out all day.
It means there is no rhythm.
Buyakuya It is called a white night.
Tokuni ni buyakuya Label it as Byakuya Leave it as Byakuya Byakuya in English.
How do people live?
People are locked in a base.
In July, Antarctica's midday,
There are many people who become painful because it's night all the time Since it's in the middle of the night, it can become damp.
There are 40 days, but only one night, right? one night.
It's just one night.
Normally, it's one night and two days, right? One night and 40 days.
If it's a hotel, it's a good deal.
On the other hand, in the summer of the Antarctic, the sun is out all day.
If you go to that season, it's...
There's no night, so it's all 0 nights and 40 days.
In other words, the person who went during that period is said to be a sunflower.
Interesting.
It's a South Pole joke.
It's unique.
0 nights.
Let's move on to the next quiz.
What is the lowest temperature in the South Pole?
What is it?
What is the lowest temperature in the South Pole?
Minus 100 degrees. Minus 100 degrees. Minus 250 degrees. 250 degrees.
Yes.
Nomura. 4 degrees Celsius. Oh, this is an accessory.
It's an accessory brand.
It's a brand.
I'm sorry. I made a mistake.
The ice is melting.
It's not 4 degrees Celsius.
Sayaka.
It's normal. It's normal. It's very hot.
It's about 40 and a half degrees Celsius, so it's the opposite of that, minus 40 and a half degrees Celsius.
About 40 and a half degrees Celsius. I see.
Sensei, what's the correct answer?
The correct answer is this.
Minus 89.2.
It's about 3 degrees Celsius.
We do this a lot, too.
We wet a towel and shake it.
It's going to freeze when you shake it.
Is the water okay until the moment you spill it?
Water, bucket of water.
If you do it in the air, it will freeze at that moment.
What happens? How does it freeze?
The water splash freezes and small ice particles fall.
It's mysterious.
Let's take a look at the basic information of the Antarctic.
First of all, the Antarctic. The area is about 14 million square kilometers, which is 37 times the area of ​​Japan.
It's really big, isn't it?
There is a Russian base called Bostok base around here.
It's minus 55 degrees on average here.
On average?
On average.
It's cold.
The lowest temperature on the market, as I said earlier, is minus 89 degrees on this Bostok base.
It's low, isn't it?
Can you get out of the car if you go out of the car with a heavy windscreen?
I can't imagine.
Can you get out of the car with a heavy windscreen?
We don't wear provides?
However, I can't imagine how to come out of the car without wearing something customize by this magazine.
Wear special clothes.
Can you get your face or hairline out?
So my face is if my mucous tissue is thick, but my face actually is quite strong.
Can you get out of the car if you go out of the car with a heavy windscreen?
How do you get out of the car if you go out of the car with a heavy windscreen?
The blood that went to the other side is very cold, and the cold blood returns to the body, right?
Then the center of the body will be cold.
It is called hypothermia.
It means that the center of the body will be frozen.
The body temperature will drop.
If the body temperature drops below 30 degrees, you will probably die.
The temperature of the body will drop.
The body temperature will drop.
There are many kinds of fish in the waters of Antarctica, but penguins and seals stand out on the Antarctic continent.
But there are plants even in such a cold place, right?
There are no plants that bloom flowers.
Moss is the highest plant in Antarctica.
There is nothing higher than moss.
There is an interesting story about Antarctica,
Antarctica is...
We don't have a lot of bacteria, so we don't catch a cold.
Even though it's this cold?
Yes. It's really cold, but we don't catch a cold.
It's because of the bacteria, the cold.
Does the bacteria die from the coldness?
We originally didn't have any humans, so we don't have any bacteria that can attack humans.
I see.
But we have the Eto-Type.
The Eto-Type lives in the South Pole during the winter.
And when the winter is over, a ship with a lot of food comes from Japan.
When the ship comes and contacts them, they catch a cold at that moment.
Because the ship is carrying the immune system.
When the immune system is down?
That's right. When the immune system is down, the ship full of the immune system comes.
That's why everyone catches a cold.
The interesting thing about this song is...
There is a connection with space, and we can get a lot of meteorites. in Antarctica? It's not just a story about meteorites hitting Antarctica. Even though it falls on average anywhere on Earth, Antarctica is ice. Meteorites that have fallen there stand out from above the ice. Meteorites that have fallen in the past have piled up snow on top of them, but in the end they are still in the ice.
What's interesting is that in certain places all the ice stops and evaporates.
There are mountains in places like this, and this is a mountain, a pile of mountains. There are places where the ice can't go any further because it's piled up here on the mountain.
Then the ice stops and the ice evaporates more and more.
Technically, it's called digestion, but you can think of it as evaporation. As it evaporates, the meteorite that was inside until now will come out.
After all, all the meteorites that have fallen over the past several hundred thousand years will appear on the ice.
The first thing I discovered was the Japanese belt, and the Japanese picked up meteorites from it, so Japan actually has the largest collection of meteorites. It's the most.
I recently went to the United States, but even so, Japan still has a lot of meteorite reserves.
The highest point in the South Pole is 4000m, but the average thickness of the ice is 2000m.
The thickness of the ice? Is it all ice?
98% of the 37 times area of ​​Japan is ice.
On average, there is 2,000 meters of ice in a large area that is 37 times the area of ​​Japan.
The amazing thing about 2,000 meters is that there are no mountains 2,000 meters high in western Japan.
I see.
The highest point, 4,000 meters high, means that Mt. Fuji is buried, right?
That's right.
Actually, the Japanese base is also nearby.
There is a Japanese base in the inland part of the Antarctic region, which is 3,800 meters.
The highest mountain in Japan is Mt.Fuji, but where is the highest place in Japan?
This is the base.
The base is called Dome Fuji.
Dome Fuji.
However, there is no such thing as 30 million years old ice.
As I said, the ice flows from high places to low places.
I think the oldest ice in the Antarctic is about a million years ago.
That's enough.
If there is the Antarctic, of course there is also the Arctic.
Let's see the difference between the Arctic and the Antarctic.
The Antarctic and the Arctic are slightly different.
Well, both are cold, but the coldness is different. Let's take a look at the data. This is the coldest part of the Antarctic, the Bostok region, but on average it is minus 55 degrees, at the lowest it is minus 89 degrees.
The Arctic is, for example, the New Olsen observation base. In fact, there is also a Japanese base in Konya, but I also went there, but on average it is minus 6 degrees.
It's not that cold, is it? At the lowest, it's minus 42 degrees. It's not that cold, is it? It's cold, isn't it? It's much colder than the Antarctic, isn't it?
Even so, the temperature in the Antarctic and the Bostok regions is the same, but why are they so different?
What? The temperature?
The temperature?
What?
The temperature in the Antarctic and the Bostok regions is similar, but why are they so different?
The Antarctic is basically a continent.
There is a continent under the ice.
The Bostok regions is basically the sea.
There is ice on the sea.
Of course, around the Arctic Ocean, there is Siberia and Alaska, and there is a large island called Greenland, but of course there is ice on such land, but basically it is the sea.
If the land is cold, it will get colder. The sea is really frozen only on the surface, and the temperature below it is mostly constant, so the place where it freezes is narrow, or only ice freezes.
The thin ice is cold and it's over.
Antarctica cools down to the depths, down to the continent.
Even in Japan, the inland is colder.
For example, if you look at Hokkaido, it is colder in the inland area, the Asari River in the middle, than in Sapporo, which is located on the sea side.
To be frank, the Asari River is colder than this Niegles.
The Asari River in winter.
Hokkaido is colder than the North Pole.
It's not minus 42, is it? The Asari River is probably about minus 40.
No way!
Minus 40.
If it's minus 40, Niorth wins. No, it's that detailed. about.
You know a lot about Antarctica. Learn more about Antarctic ice here.
Learn about Antarctic ice. I'd like to do a quiz about Antarctic ice. What happens when Antarctic ice is submerged in water?
Someone who understands!
Smoke comes out. mahjong. Evaporate.
Evaporate. Kouno. Can I really guess this? The ice in Antarctica is so cold that the water around it freezes.
No ice. I see. Hey everyone, that's right.
Good! Teacher, can you tell me the correct answer? yes.
The correct answer is that when Antarctic ice is submerged in water, it makes a sound. Huh, why?
I was confident, but I was wrong. That's not right. Shame on you. I'm so embarrassed.
Well, this time, Mr. Nagareyama returned to the real Antarctic ice studio.
What does it mean when Antarctic ice makes a sound when it is submerged in water?
I will experiment from now on. I'll ask you to help me at 7.
Now, this is it.
Is it a plate?
No, it's not a plate.
Bring me a plate.
Is this it?
Teacher, can I take a look?
Wow, is this the real South Pole ice?
It's fake.
Wow, it looks like it won't melt.
Let's put it in right away.
Nana, put it in.
Yes.
It's pretty heavy.
The ice.
Can you hear the sound?
Can you hear it?
Let's put it in.
It's white, isn't it?
Yes, it's white.
It's white because there are air particles in it.
The air that came in with the snow is packed and compressed.
It's compressed air.
When it comes out, it pops.
The sound of popping.
The air is coming out?
That's right.
This air is, for example, the air of snow that fell 100,000 years ago or 200,000 years ago.
That's a long time ago.
So the air that came out now is the air from tens of thousands of years ago?
Yes.
That's amazing.
How many thousands of years ago was this ice itself?
This can be analyzed, but it may be 100,000 or 200,000 years ago.
That's amazing.
Now if I get close to you, it'll crackle crackle It's beautiful. Can you hear it?
I can hear you. But more than that, the way the ice melts is really beautiful. It's beautiful. the way the ice melts is much more beautiful than that.
A melted one. The melted ice.
The surface is not smooth, and the surrounding area is full of air bubbles, making it look like a real sponge. The surface is not smooth and the surroundings are all air bubbles. It's like a sponge.
beautiful. It's fizzy like carbonic acid. It's beautiful. It's like carbon dioxide.
Now you think it's a waste, don't you?
It's such a waste. I think it's a great waste.
How much does it cost in money to get just the ice, for example? How much does it cost to get the ice alone?
It's not just this, but it's all about how many kilometers were observed, how much was it, 3 billion yen I wonder. I don't know if it's just this, but if you look at the whole thing, how much was it? It was 300 million yen.
I might have been waiting Forgot. Did you forget?
Forgot. I forgot.
Eh, but I'm going to spend 3 billion yen to get it. This is worth 300 million yen, isn't it?
It's part of It's a part of the house, isn't it?
Of course I do other things as well. I've done it before.
at one of the jobs. It's one of my jobs.
Eh, this is amazing. Wow, this is amazing.
I'm a little touched by this. I'm a little moved.
I'm sorry, but this is romance, isn't it? This is a romance, isn't it?
You can breathe air from hundreds of thousands of years ago. You can breathe the air hundreds of thousands of years ago.
Snow ice covering Antarctica. The ice that covers the Antarctic continent.
At first glance, Antarctica has only an image of ice, but there is such a thing. At first glance, this is the only image of ice on the Antarctic continent.
Beneath the hot Antarctic ice, there is a lake. Under the hot ice of the Antarctic, there is a lake.
The ice is 2,000 meters on average, and 4,000 meters thick, and now it's about 400 meters below. Under the ice, which is about 2,000 meters thick and 4,000 meters thick on average, there are about 400 meters of ice in total.
The lake? Is it frozen?
Where the lake meets the ice, it freezes. But the place where the lake and the ice are in contact with each other is frozen.
But there is still liquid water underneath. But under that, there is still liquid water.
Why?
One is the weight of this ice, and this weight is called pressure. It's Kuin. One of the reasons is the weight of the ice. The weight of the ice is called pressure, but when the pressure is applied, the water does not freeze.
Or maybe it wasn't long enough for the whole thing to freeze. Iyo or something. Or it was still too short to freeze the whole thing. It's only 30 million years old, so it's not all frozen yet.
Is it going to freeze from now? on?
It's possible. There is a possibility.
Don't you know yet, whether it's going to freeze or not? Don't you know yet if it's going to freeze from now on?
It will freeze more and more. Even if it freezes, it will be very slow. I think. It's going to freeze more and more, but it's very slow, so i think it's a very shallow lake.
You might think that the Antarctic ice is flat, but it actually has a lot of undulations. I think the ice in the Antarctic is flat, but there is actually a bit of a slope. These undulations are basically the topography of the continent. There are mountains and valleys. This slope is basically the terrain of the continent. mountains and valleys. When the ice in Antarctica came out, there was only one spot that was strangely flat. When I was looking at the Antarctic ice, there was a strangely flat place in one place. Well, whether it's flat or not, Russia built the base. Well, it's better to make it flat, so Russia made a base. And while making the base,
When I looked it up on radar, there was a lake.
Wow!
The reason why there was a lake was because there was a flat field below.
Were there any living things in the lake?
We haven't entered the lake water yet, so there are various observation devices.
But the interesting thing is that there is the largest lake among these 400 lakes.
The area of the lake is 20 times the area of the flat field.
The depth of the lake is 600 meters.
It's really big.
How many thousand meters of ice is there on top of it?
There is 3700 meters of ice on top of it.
The Russian team dug it for more than 20 years from 1990.
It takes 20 years?
It finally penetrated last year.
It's amazing.
It's amazing. It's very timely.
The moment it penetrated, the pressure was applied here, so the water in the hole overflowed.
It overflowed about 400 meters and froze.
Even though I dug it, the water overflowed and came up.
The water below was suppressed, right?
Yes, yes.
But you couldn't imagine it when you dug it?
I knew it.
I thought it was at least 100 meters, but it went up to 400 meters.
That's a lot of pressure.
I didn't know there was such a thing.
Anyway, I collected the water when it came up.
When I checked it, it seems that there are bacteria.
Why?
Why are there bacteria?
Bacteria are different.
That's a great discovery.
This lake has been separated from the outside world for 30 million years due to ice.
There may have been a unique evolution here.
A special evolution.
It's such a small hole.
It's about 10 centimeters in diameter.
That's why big animals can't go up.
Maybe there's something in here.
Maybe there's a big creature that you can see with your eyes.
Next is the story of living things.
If it's an Antarctic creature, it's probably a penguin.
There are various types of penguins, but the biggest one is the emperor penguin.
It's 100cm to 130cm tall.
It's as tall as Yamauchi.
No, I'm a little taller.
I'm 100cm to 130cm tall.
No, I'm 167cm tall.
There are various types of penguins, including emperor penguins.
Their characteristics are that they are raised in the harshest environment.
There are various types of penguins, including emperor penguins.
They are born and raised in the coldest environment in the Antarctic.
Normally, they are raised in warm places.
But penguins are all in the Antarctic.
Is this photo 100 to 130 cm long?
I think so.
It's about this long.
It's pretty big.
Penguins are scary.
The wings here are amazing.
There are a lot of bones inside, but they are all connected.
It's a single plate.
If you get hit by this plate, even a human bone will break.
Is it that strong?
The high-level penguin is strong.
The penguin's food is a small shrimp called okiami that lives in the sea.
To eat the okiami, you have to go deep into the sea.
You have to go deeper than 500 meters.
Penguins are really tall. Actually, penguins have long legs.
Is it short?
Fat, like fat. It looks like fat.
It's bent like a cussin. It's bent like a cushion.
The legs?
in that. In the middle.
Yes, it is. Yes, that's right.
Here is the skeleton of the penguin that Wuka got the correct answer. This is the Skeleton of the penguin that Uuka got right.
If you look closely at the legs, you can see that the shins are long and bent at 90 degrees. If you look closely at the legs, you can see that the shins are long and bent 90 degrees.
It's a body structure unique to animals living in Antarctica that warms cold blood with its long shins and returns it to the heart. It is said that it is made of a special animal that lives in the South Pole, which is said to warm the cold blood with a long shins and return it to the heart.
Here is the next animal. The next animal is here.
Skua. It's a seagull, but it's a giant beetle. As its name suggests, Touzoku attacks and eats penguin chicks out of fear. It's a big
Great Skua. It's a seagull, but it's a giant beetle. As its name suggests, Touzoku attacks and eats penguin chicks out of fear. Great Skua. It's a seagull, but it's a giant beetle. As its name suggests, Touzoku attacks and eats penguin chicks out of fear. Great Skua. It's a seagull, but it's a giant beetle. As its name suggests, Touzoku attacks and eats penguin chicks out of fear. Great Skua. It's a seagull, but it's a giant beetle. As the name Touzoku suggests,
They are the penguin's biggest natural enemy, but when we investigate penguins, there are penguins. I think of myself as my rival. I think this penguin chick is mine.
They think of us as rivals and attack us humans. It's pretty scary. at great speed.
If the mouth chopsticks come here, it's already a problem. I was hit once, too, on this day.
Are you hurt?
It's good because it's hot during the cold weather, but if it was in the middle of the face, it would be a serious injury.
I've just approached the penguin, but it's for research,
Normally we should not go near penguins and seals and these animals.
There is a treaty called the Antarctic Treaty, and there are some rules under it.
You can't get any closer to a penguin than 5 meters away.
Why is that?
There are times when we have bacteria that is not good for penguins,
so penguins may get infected.
If it's 5 meters away, will the ecosystem collapse?
If it's Azarashi, it's 15 meters away.
It's far.
Why is it far?
Azarashi is a disease that can affect dogs.
It's called gestemper.
Azarashi can affect that.
If humans get close to it,
and if the person who has a dog has such a virus,
Azarashi will all die.
So it's 15 meters.
So if the penguin side gets close, it has to get away?
That's right.
Penguins are curious, so when we're working, they come up to us wondering what we're doing.
And when they come, we're like, oh, oh, oh.
Sensei is cute, too.
Are there any other detailed rules?
Yes, it's trash.
In the Antarctic, trash is always brought home.
And if the old members make a mistake and leave something behind and find it, it's all brought home.
Now that we know how wonderful the Antarctic is...
This is a problem that everyone is concerned about.
The problem is about warming.
Human beings produce carbon dioxide in various activities,
and the temperature of the Earth rises.
When the temperature of the Earth rises, the ice in the Arctic and the Arctic ice melts,
and the temperature of the ocean rises.
Height and sea level rise. Then many countries and island nations will sink into the sea. Then many countries, especially island countries, sink into the sea.
I don't even watch movies. Do you understand global warming? Everyone says they know, but do you really know? It's CO2, isn't it? CO2, right? Get out. If I talk too much, does that mean I'm stupid? Is it bad if I talk too much? Because it releases carbon dioxide.
CO2 doesn't mean the amount of breath a human exhales.
I'm sorry for this kind of live.
If you say so. The more people there are, the worse it gets.
that's okay. Well, it is said that the sea level will rise by 1 meter or even more in the next few decades, in the 20th century.
Well, I think it's a little different, yes yes.
It is true that global warming is progressing, but by that warming, I don't think all the ice in the North Pole and South Pole will melt.
For example, in Antarctica, the average is minus degrees. Even if the minus number of times goes up by 2 or 3 degrees, it's still minus, isn't it?
So it doesn't dissolve easily. Doesn't it melt? with warming.
I've seen a lot of trouble with the lack of ice and the seals having nowhere to go. picture.
North Pole too. That's partially true, location-wise. Arctic sea ice may melt. sea ice.
Is that okay? Sea ice in the Arctic does not rise even if the sea ice melts.
Huh, why? This is an interesting experiment.
Oh, you went here Yes, thank you. Would you like a drink?
I can't stand it at this timing, drink. Because the teacher likes alcohol. Here, water with ice, it's almost the rim of the glass, isn't it?
If the ice melts from this state, will the water overflow? I see.
The coffee shop room seems to overflow, but it doesn't overflow. You have such an experience.
Even if the ice floating on the sea melts, the sea level will not rise.
The Arctic guy, even if all the ice melted, it just melted.
Sea ice conditions.
Water expands in volume when it freezes. I have more umbrellas.
Because the number of umbrellas increases, the number of umbrellas only returns to its original state.
Isn't that what Antarctica is?
Antarctica is originally ice, not sea water, so when it melts and enters the sea, it is all sea surface.
I see. If the ice on top of the continent melts, the sea level will rise.
Hypothetically, this will never happen, but if all the ice in Antarctica melted, the sea level would rise by 70m.
So if the land ice melts, it's not good, but the land ice doesn't have to melt completely, so it's 89.2, which means it doesn't melt at all, right?
That's right. It melts a little at the edge of the South Pole, but it doesn't mean that it will rise to the surface even if it is 1m or 2m.
It was completely different. I heard that the image was rising to the surface.
There is a scene where the ice crumbles in the video, right?
That's normal.
The ice slowly moves from 4,000 meters to the sea, and at the end it goes into the sea.
That's the video.
So it's an obvious story.
Why is there a rumor that the surface of the sea will rise?
If the ice of the Antarctic melts seriously, it will rise. This is true.
That means it's inevitable.
If the ice of the Antarctic melts seriously, it will rise.
The water level is rising, but it's not because the ice is melting.
The water of the sea has expanded because the earth is warming.
That's right.
The water of the sea has expanded because the earth is warming.
This time, the commander will complete the dominoes and increase the endurance.
This time, the commander will make a design designated by the dominoes.
You can't go home for hours until it's completed.
And this is the design that she's going to make.
Will she be able to complete it?
Four hours have passed since the start of the dominoes.
The progress rate is currently 50%.
Last time, she couldn't succeed in the game.
As a penalty, she's creating a domino with two people in a triangle.
I did it!
On top of that, Natsumi...
When the rematch force is on the other side, it's Genki and second Seiza
He got held down by sides
She needs to get used to it again
Like this, I say.
We beat the lets-me-go.
I don't think I should talk to you.
Hey?
I won't talk to you.
It's hard for me too.
If you sit down before, you can talk.
But if you don't talk, you'll fall.
I don't think I can do it.
Even though I went to the gym.
You can't do it.
Even though I went to the gym.
She can't do it.
Udon.
Stop annoying me.
No, I'm doing it to concentrate.
Shut up. It's a magic to cut off your concentration.
Shut up.
I got it.
Udon.
He's eating pasta.
You can do it.
I beat her.
I know. I can tell by looking at her.
Let's do our best.
We are doing our best.
She is being mean.
It's okay. Let's do our best together.
Don't do it again.
I said in a very low voice that I would beat you.
You can't beat me.
I'm getting a little scared.
The dominoes are moving forward.
The third game is Superball catch.
Just bounce the Superball and catch it.
If all four of them can do it, it's a success.
Be careful, everyone.
You're the strongest.
Then, Kinoshita, who was practicing,
Oh! I got it! I got it!
I got it! I got it!
That was close!
I got it! I got it!
It's a miracle that the Super Bowl jumps over the dominoes.
It jumped over the dominoes.
With luck on her side, she challenges the concentration game.
Ready, set...
Natsumi and Kinoshita failed to catch the dominoes.
And when she was about to announce the penalty...
Ahhhh!
I don't like this!
You're the worst!
The penalty is to transform into a costume that is easy to defeat Domino.
Kinoshita is a blonde girl whose hair is in danger.
Natsumi is a yukata whose sleeves are in danger.
Arpon wears a Presley-style costume with dangerous sleeves. Renapyon is a horse mask with an ugly front.
Isn't Renapyon the same? It's the same as usual.
What are you talking about? I can't see Renapyon's scary face. When I say who is doing this.
So I resumed making dominoes.
Surt, Arpon in a Presley-style costume.
This is it. immediately. wait a minute, what's that?
Disturb, this. Hey, really.
Renapion wearing a horse mask. I really can't see the mountains.
It's tough, but there's a horse next to me.
This is the worst penalty.
why?
Six hours have passed since the start of Domi.
NMB48's letters are also 80% complete.
But...
Wait, wait.
Ah, come on.
Leave it here.
I can take it off freely.
Renapyon cheers up the depressed two people.
Wow!
Do you want to get in the way?
48
Get in the way
Thanks to Lena-pyon, she regained her energy
Again?
It's dangerous
The fourth game is to move a plate
If you can move 5 grains of beans to a different plate within 10 seconds, it is a success
Lena-pyon, who was able to get a horse's face, challenges the representative
Lena-pyon fails to get a horse's face, and the penalty is...
No, no, no, no, no, no, no!
Robotet
morning
This is a robot device with a special function
If you try to see if you can avoid the dominoes
It's scary
So the dangerous robot vacuum cleaner was launched and the dominoes were made again
It's cute
It's not cute
It's a little cute
I'm worried about the sound
One person was taken by the robot vacuum cleaner, and the domino construction was delayed.
In addition, it took two hours to make a domino.
It's been nine hours since the start.
It's done!
The domino using about 8,000 dominoes in 10,000 pieces is completed.
If all dominoes fall down, it's a success.
What will you do if you are worried about this?
What will you do?
It's impossible.
I'll buy it.
It's okay. It's a success.
Let's go.
Will all dominoes fall down?
It's NMB48's Depend on Me!
Amazing!
Amazing.
It's falling down!
It's not falling down.
It's falling down.
It's falling down. It's falling down very beautifully.
So, everything is not falling down.
Revenge will be decided later.
Really?
I couldn't do it. Revenge.
You couldn't do it?
Revenge is fine.
But I won't remove Lena Pion.
What? Why?
I think it's thanks to Lena Pion that we were able to make a great work like this.
We did it in the name of Udon Taburo.
Why are you laughing so much?
I can't.
Now, I would like to decide who was good this week.
It is a reward or punishment game with 5 badges.
The punishment game is skydiving.
Let's go.
This week's KASHIKO is...
float!
Thank you very much.
This week's BAKAKO is...
It's a bit difficult.
This time it's 3 people.
3 people?
I'll say it all at once.
Maachun, Akarin, Keiichi.
What?
I didn't say anything.
You didn't say anything.
I didn't say anything.
Yay!
You can't say yay.
You're just a normal girl.
You should've said come on!
Why do you become an adult, to be honest?
Because you're in the front row.
I want you to work a little harder.
So today, the three of us will do a penguin gag.
What's a penguin gag?
The three of us will do a penguin gag.
Do it! Do it!
Don't stop there.
It's a penguin gag. Here you go!
Our first album,
Pen-Pen-O-Pen-Pen!
And?
It's over.
That's why.
There's another wing from there.
Please swing it.
Peking Duck, go ahead.
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