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Questions related to the solid phase of water.
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Is this 70km crack in an ice shelf of Antarctica remarkable, or a regular occurrence?
From 2010, "Overview of areal changes of the ice shelves on the Antarctic
Peninsula over the past 50 years" says that the largest break-up event in that period was the crack-up of Larsen B in 2002, which … In composite images, the crack is clearly distinct from the surrounding ice shelf -- it is explained that the texture of the ice shelf is smooth and the texture of the sea ice on the ocean surface within …
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