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When a glacier stands still what happens to the ice within it?
Stop fliwing
When and how do glaciers advance?
Glaciers advance when snow accumulation exceeds melting and sublimation. This typically happens during periods of increased snowfall or decreased temperatures. As more snow accumulates, it compresses into ice and causes the glacier to move forward.
Does glacier national park have wolverines?
The National Parks Service does list wolverines as present in Glacier NP, but these reclusive animals are VERY difficult to spot.
What is very heavy but not as good as gold?
Lead is very heavy, but it is not as valuable or desirable as gold.
What solid layers can flow?
A glacier is an example of a solid that flows, albeit very slowly.
What happens when a glacier melts?
What can happen when the glacier melts in a cirque
What happens when a glacier melts in a cirque?
the glacier dropped small rocks as it melted. An erratic is a large boulder left behind after a glacier has melted
What happens when the glacier melts in a cirque?
the glacier dropped small rocks as it melted. An erratic is a large boulder left behind after a glacier has melted
Why glacier is an effective agent of erosion?
It's heavy, it moves, it grinds.
What happens If power steering fails?
Your car will still steer but it will feel very heavy.
How is erosion different from water and glacier erosion?
Wind does not carry heavy objects.
How do glacial form?
Glacial erratics aren't exactly formed. They were deposited by glaciers that were moving in that area at one time. improved= Glacial erratics are exactly formed. Because a glacier is so heavy, the glacier can pluck large rocks as the glacier moves. When the rock is too heavy for the glacier to hold, or the glacier is retreating, it then deposits the rock in a place where it wouldn't usually be found. This is what an erratic is. A large piece of rock in an unusual surrounding. i hope this helps :)
How wind erosion different from water and glacier erosion?
Wind does not carry heavy objects.
When a glacier stands still what happens to the ice within it?
Stop fliwing
What happens to the ground underneath a glacier?
The ground ice melts.
When and how do glaciers advance?
Glaciers advance when snow accumulation exceeds melting and sublimation. This typically happens during periods of increased snowfall or decreased temperatures. As more snow accumulates, it compresses into ice and causes the glacier to move forward.
When a glacier melts and there is no longer a heavy burden of ice on the crustal rock the land will rise this is called?
Isostatic rebound.
