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Glacial ice is blue, because it's the most reflective type of ice -- and the sky is blue.

This ice is compacted and frozen over time, essentially pushing out all other minerals, which cause ice to appear cloudy and non-reflective.

Pure ice reflects whatever colour surrounds it.

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