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NASA
Look Where Miner Ed Fell In
Photo by Kristina Ahlnas
Inside the Crevasse
Photo by Craig Lingle
Crevasses on Bering Glacier Near the Grindle Hills
Computer Graphic by Donna Sandberg
Computer Graphic by Rick Guritz
Measure Like a Scientist
Contents
Ice Worm Introduction
Legend of Miner Ed
What's a Glacier?
Where Have Glaciers Been?
Glacier Anatomy
Strange Glacial Phenomena
What are Crevasses?
Glacier Danger/Safety
Glacier Detectives 1
Legend 1
How Do Glaciers Form?
How Do Glaciers Move?
Calving
Why is Glacier Ice Blue?
Why Do Scientists Study Glaciers?
Glacier Detectives 2
Legend 2
Alaskan Virtual Reality
Legend 3
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