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在ptt版上看到有人拿earthsky的procast的內容來作聽寫 練習聽力
短短的1:30秒的內容我竟然聽了60分鐘才聽寫完
在加上改過的時間要一小時~總共2小時 我的聽力真的很爛耶~~要加強
沒改過的聽寫
Earth and sky.

In world, a global change of warming climate which I should like to go out first.

You're listening reserch scientice dono blanking shit at the institude for jude ficit at the university of Texisas.

He is working to unstand how ice?? response to climate change since late 1970s.

He's been studied in ice?? in anti-articar using an airborn rador system.

He told the certain ice?? are more sisaptable than others to melting.

In perticular, the one has a botton below the seerable.

In other word, to feed ice away and ocean rush in and field the island.

They call it the mirina shit.

Rina shit has a capacity to turn their ice?? seevorise quit rablaly.

And that's our big concern.

Since 2008, blnkingship has been concerntrating on the east anti-articar shit more than observeable shit below see level.

Blankship astainmate the ice was in the iceshit has the potencial to raise the global see level by sixty meters or two hundred feets.

We have one last grad iceshit in the eastern ???.

We don't know what its feature implys us.

So these grade iceshit maybe end in earth but they're much more important than a distance impuls.

改過之後 ~~紅字一堆 qq

In a world of global change, of a warming climate, which ice sheets are likely to go off first.
You're listening to research scientist Donald Blankenship at the institute for Geophysics at the University of Texas.
He is working to understand how ice sheets response to climate change since late 1970s.
He's been studying the ice sheets in Antarctica using an airborne radar system.
He told us the certain ice sheets are more susceptible than others to melting.
In particular, the ones that have their bottoms below the sea level.
In other word, if the ice went away, the ocean would rush in and fill in behind them.

They call them t marine ice sheets.
Marine ice sheets have the capacity to turn their ice into sea level rise quit quickly.

And that's our big concern.
Since 2008, Blankenship has been concentrating on the east Antarctic ice sheets- more than a third of which is below sea level.
Blankenship estimates that the ice within this ice sheets has the potential to raise the global see level by sixty meters or two hundred feet.
We have one last great ice sheets – it’s the east Antarctic ice sheet.
We don't know what its feature implies us.
So these great ice sheets may be at the end of the earth, but they're much more important than their distance implies.