proceed from the palace of holyroodhouse to the cathedral. king charles iii and the queen consort will travel from london to the scottish capital for that service. the public will also be able to pay their respects when the queen s coffin remains in the cathedral until tuesday. in the days ahead, the queen s casket will travel to buckingham palace in london and then to westminster hall, where the queen will lie in state until her funeral next monday. edinburgh marks the first leg of the queen s final journey, then. there are crowds of mourners on the streets on sunday to pay their respects. [ applause ] those who have gathered clapped as the queen s casket passed by after it made a six-hour journey from balmoral estate, where the queen died on thursday at the age of 96. many are still grappling with the loss as they bid their longest-serving monarch a final farewell. she s the only queen i ve ever known. i think she done really good for us. i think she held a lot together.
it could recede even further and at a faster pace, which could eventually splinter the glacier. i d like to bring in a senior research scientist at the university of colorado to talk more about this. he s joining me from boulder. thanks so much for doing so. i know you don t like the term doomsday glacier, but just how worrying is what is happening to this glacier in antarctica? what if it disintegrates or substantially retreats in the years ahead? yeah, we are very concerned about the glacier and its potential for really rapid retreat in the next few decades. the main thing that thwaites represents is the possibility of a very rapid increase in the rate of sea level rise, and that, by itself, is going to put a lot of people in a position where they have a lot to do in order to protect their coastlines or protect port cities around the world.