Glaciers

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usually you would place a couple of stakes across the glacier and over time you would see them move. so it would be the distance that the moved over the time it took. usually the stakes towards the middle will move the fastest because they are less affected by friction. you could also just clock it with a speed gun....

Only 10 percent of the iceberg are above water. That means 90 percent of the iceberg are underwater.

Periods of glaciation cause sea levels to drop, because that water gets locked up in ice on land.

Any mass moves in the direction of the vector sum of all the forces acting on it,

with an acceleration numerically equal to the magnitude of the sum of the forces

divided by its mass.

On or near the Earth's surface, gravity is always one of the forces.

Yes, wind and wave action can cause significant weathering to the glacier along the water line, eventually causing large chunks to break off and fall into the ocean to become icebergs.

greenland Is a glacier DUA

Oh, scenic. Beautiful. Sloping, with all of the trees and stuff. Pastoral.

That describes the valley I'm thinking about.

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a glacier is ice. ice forms a landform called a mouth of a river

Glaciers can be found in countries like Norway, Iceland, Canada, the United States (Alaska), and New Zealand.

This is known as a Lateral moraine.

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Alpine glaciers leave behind U-shaped valleys, deep, high-altitude lakes and cliffs. Continental glaciers flow outwards scraping the landscape clean, making fairly flat lands and lakes

Waterfalls form when there is a sudden interruption in the course of a river. They may result from erosion by ice, changes in sea level and earth movements. However, many waterfalls form when rivers meet a band of softer, less resistant rock after flowing over a relatively hard, resistant rock. The underlying softer rock is worn away more quickly, and the harder rock is undercut. In time the overlaying harder rock will become unsupported and will collapse. After its collapse, some of the rock will be swirled around by the river, especially during times of high discharge, to form a deep plunge pool. This process is likely to be repeated many times, causing the waterfall to retreat upstream and leave a steep-sided gorge.

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The water ranges are greater

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,yes, during the time in pangea there the weather must have been cold and there were ice glacier deposites found there

A glacier is a piece of ice.

Roche moutonnee: An Alpine term for a rock knob with one smooth side and one steep side, produced by glacial plucking. They are named "fleecy rocks" in French because they often look like a field of giant stone sheep. Roche moutonnee formations are sometimes called "sheepbacks" in English.

A Fjord is a breed of horse from Norway. They can be found in most places but might be rare in hotter countries as they are specially adapted for cold weather and challenging terrain.

1. Recycle (no help or affect)(great idea for planet though!)

2. Ride your bike to close places instead of a car (If we banned all cars the change is less then 0.00001% over 50 years)

3. Shop online... It helps by not polluting the air by a car (Serious?)

Glacial Erosion has been happening for millions of years. This is a very natural cycle. The past 6000 years of steady warmth has accelerated this somewhat in the North and reduced the issue in the Southern Hemisphere. Science data has shown that the net overall change in glacial ice is about 0. The overall transfer of ice from North to south is cyclic as theorized by Milankovich and proven with Vostok data. Under the current theories, this transfer is normal and the cycle reverses every 50K years or so. The complete 100K year cycle that shows nothing unusual is occurring is available on many sites. The Vostok ice data is what you want to look at. NASA is also seeing cooling of our oceans which disagrees with Doc. Hansen and other extremist viewpoints. Nothing hew here folks..... The planet is doing what it is supposed to do.

ground moraines

A glacier is a 'river' of ice. In cold places where precipitation falls as snow rather than rain, the snow thickness builds up and up and forms a field of ice as its compacts.

Masses of ice are not solid but flow very slowly down hill under the force of gravity. This ice flow is called a glacier.

Glaciers flow down hill and as they do so it gets warmer and the ice at the tip of the glacier melts (they turn into rivers of water).

If the climate is cold then this melting happens less fast than the snow is supplying new ice at the top and the bottom of the glacier will advance (the glacier gets longer). If the climate is warming then the melting happens faster than the snow is supplying new ice and the bottom of the glacier will retreat back up towards the snow/ice field (the glacier gets shorter)

All of earths glaciers are currently getting shorter - the Glaciers are in retreat. This is because earths climate is getting slightly warmer.

One shoots lava and the other shoots water.