The small country will no longer exist in a few decades because of flooding. They are planning to move the entire country online, and they’re creating a digital twin of itself. Basically they will exist in the Metaverse.
Tuvalu will no longer exist physically
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The highest elevation is 15 feet above sea level. I'm surprised a large wave hadn't cleared the island before.
What's interesting about this small, remote country is they have the popular .tv Internet domain.
I wonder if it generates enough passive income for them to retire comfortably in Australia.
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I wonder if it generates enough passive income for them to retire comfortably in Australia.
GoDaddy - About .tv Domains
With millions of websites hosting video, it's hard for new ones to get noticed. You need a better way to get your video site to stand out. You need a .tv, the new home for Web video. With a .tv, visitors know what your site is all about just by looking at your URL. If your site has videos, music...
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the made the same predictions about the Maldives
30 Years Ago Officials Predicted The Maldives Would Be Swallowed By The Sea. It Didn’t Happen
Environmental officials warned 30 years ago the Maldives could be completely covered by water due to global warming-induced sea level rise.
That didn’t happen. The Indian Ocean did not swallow the Maldives island chain as predicted by government officials in the 1980s.
In September 1988, the Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported a “gradual rise in average sea level is threatening to completely cover this Indian Ocean nation of 1196 small islands within the next 30 years,” based on predictions made by government officials.
dailycaller.com
30 Years Ago Officials Predicted The Maldives Would Be Swallowed By The Sea. It Didn’t Happen
Environmental officials warned 30 years ago the Maldives could be completely covered by water due to global warming-induced sea level rise.
That didn’t happen. The Indian Ocean did not swallow the Maldives island chain as predicted by government officials in the 1980s.
In September 1988, the Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported a “gradual rise in average sea level is threatening to completely cover this Indian Ocean nation of 1196 small islands within the next 30 years,” based on predictions made by government officials.
30 Years Ago Officials Predicted The Maldives Would Be Swallowed By The Sea. It Didn’t Happen
Environmental officials warned 30 years ago the Maldives could be completely covered by water due to global warming-induced sea level rise. That didn't happen.
dailycaller.com
