@anderson_joshuaIt's easy to assume frozen landscapes on Earth are static, but glaciers are actually in constant motion. Under their own weight, ice flows downhill at speeds that range from a few centimeters daily to much faster rates. When these rivers of ice reach the ocean, large sections can detach suddenly through a process known as calving, which results in the formation of new icebergs. Even the coldest places on our planet undergo continuous change. NATURE'S ICE GIANTS. #NatureScenery
View original post


















No comments yet. Be the first!