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Its part of the world basically universe. That's were our most of the water is.
Example: With 98% of its surface covered with various forms of snow and ice, it's no wonder that the continent of Antarctica attracts "cold weather" scientists from all over the world. Basically, Antarctica is a snow and ice "factory" with ice depths on the Polar Plateau reaching 15,000 feet (the continent's average ice thickness is 7,000 feet). Thus, one of Antarctica's most important resources is its ice. It is said that Antarctica's ice accounts for 70% of the world's fresh water. Some people have considered towing icebergs from Antarctica to parts of the world in need of fresh water.
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What is the differences between ice cap and tundra?
An ice cap is a thick dome of ice and snow covering a mountain peak or a large area of land, whereas tundra refers to a vast, treeless biome with low-growing vegetation and permafrost. Ice caps are characterized by a continuous covering of ice, while tundras have a shorter growing season and can support plant life.
What is a ice self?
An ice shelf is a floating area of ice that is connected to ice on land. It was created from rain, snow, sleet and thus is fresh, not brackish, water
What is the The area of a glacier where losses of ice exceed the addition of snow is called?
The area of a glacier where losses of ice exceed the addition of snow is called the ablation zone. In this zone, melting, sublimation, and iceberg calving typically occur at a higher rate than snow accumulation. This can lead to glacier retreat and overall shrinking of the glacier.
What is the mass of ice and snow that permanently covers a large area of land?
This is the basic definition of an ice sheet. A link can be found below.
What is more dense ice or snow?
Ice is denser than snow
What are some areas in Antarctica?
-- the Frozen Area -- the Area of Ice -- the Penguin Area -- the Snowy Area -- the Cold Area -- the South Pole (one single point) -- the Area of Flat Plains of Snow and Ice -- the Area of Mountains of Snow and Ice -- the Area of Deep Cracks and Crevices in the Ice I think that about sums it up.
The high flat area of land called the Polar what?
The high flat area of land is called the Polar Plateau. It is a vast, elevated region covered with ice and snow, located near the Earth's poles.
What is the differences between ice cap and tundra?
An ice cap is a thick dome of ice and snow covering a mountain peak or a large area of land, whereas tundra refers to a vast, treeless biome with low-growing vegetation and permafrost. Ice caps are characterized by a continuous covering of ice, while tundras have a shorter growing season and can support plant life.
What is colder snow or ice?
Ice because I know that snow melts ice.And why does snow melts ice???
What is a ice self?
An ice shelf is a floating area of ice that is connected to ice on land. It was created from rain, snow, sleet and thus is fresh, not brackish, water
What are common about ice and snow?
ice and snow are very cold ice ice baby
What is the The area of a glacier where losses of ice exceed the addition of snow is called?
The area of a glacier where losses of ice exceed the addition of snow is called the ablation zone. In this zone, melting, sublimation, and iceberg calving typically occur at a higher rate than snow accumulation. This can lead to glacier retreat and overall shrinking of the glacier.
What is the mass of ice and snow that permanently covers a large area of land?
This is the basic definition of an ice sheet. A link can be found below.
A huge slab of ice and snow that covers a very large area of land is called a?
A huge slab of ice is defined as an ice sheet.
Does ice and snow have precipitation?
Ice and snow are forms of precipitation
What ice and snow?
Warmth and heat melts snow and ice
What is more dense ice or snow?
Ice is denser than snow
