If a glacier was to seperate, can it reach the carribean??

Question

we are debating whether a piece of a glacier thats been broken can make it to the carribean??

i say no, any info will help thnxxxxx

Answer 1

No. There is no geologic evidence of a glacier ever reaching within a thousand miles of the Caribbean. Here in the northern hemisphere, glacial activity never made it past the latitude that New York is in.

Answer 2

I could see an Ice burg, but not an entire glacier, it would hang up on the ocean floor and melt into small Ice burgs. The last time a glacier was in the Caribbean was the last ice age. and that's not a broken glacier

Answer -- NO

Answer 3

The further south it travels it will enter warmer waters and melt.

Answer 4

very, very, very unlikely.

the gulf stream would take it northeast, up past Iceland and Norway.

there just is not a current that would carry it that far south.

and it's just too warm in equatorial waters to allow one from Antarctica to make it that far north.