The icebergs came in every category of shape and featured many natural parodies of architectural styles from caveman days to now. |
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The wandering albatross, king penguins, hundreds of pelagic birds, sea lions, and icebergs will be there, too. |
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She was still scarred after her encounters with icebergs so proper repairs to her jury-rigged jib boom were a top priority. |
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It has shelves that calve big icebergs all the time, and we've tracked a lot of bergs from there. |
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Ominously, the calving of monstrous Antarctic icebergs is becoming a regular occurrence. |
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Arctic icebergs tend to calve from fast-moving glaciers and, therefore, tend to look like small mountains bobbing in the sea. |
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Glaciers can move and calving can occur, causing huge icebergs to break away and wreak havoc. |
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Estimates are that as many as 200 such icebergs have calved during the past 10,000 years. |
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At night, you'll listen to the crack of icebergs calving, reminding you that, while Antarctica might not be far away, everything else is. |
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We offer the natural wonders of whales, icebergs and seabirds framed by dramatic seascape, landscape and unique culture. |
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Stones dropped from melting Canadian icebergs have been found in sea sediments off the coast of Portugal. |
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Deserts were crossed, mountains were scaled, forests were traversed, icebergs were negotiated. |
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The distribution of icebergs did not seem to fit the radar picture very closely, but that slipped from everybody's mind. |
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This image shows icebergs and brash ice along the shore of western Greenland. |
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In winter the island is buffeted by arctic winds, and in early summer the north coast is battered by icebergs floating down from Greenland. |
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One can go further south from here but we would need heated long johns to keep us warm, and we've seen enough icebergs for the time being. |
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The environment in the Antarctic is magnificent with glaciers, icebergs and ice floes on a scale which is awe-inspiring. |
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Great floes jostled against each other piling up to form miniature icebergs. |
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Forget the advancing melt rate of Antarctic icebergs and world wide glacier retreat. |
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Water lapped at the edge of the ice-sheets, small icebergs floating off and melting in the warmer waters. |
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It commanded wide sweeping views of the oily blue Ross Sea with its huge floating icebergs. |
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Dice warned in a voice that sounded like the grating together of icebergs in a glacier. |
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Sea ice is frozen salt water, and when natural forces break it into pieces, the larger ones are called not icebergs but ice floes. |
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Friends in London envisage glaciers and icebergs up here near the Arctic Circle. |
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An Antarctic ice shelf has collapsed and broken up into thousands of icebergs. |
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As the glacier reaches the lake, icebergs break off and slowly drift out to the sea. |
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Sun shines on them like white gold and in the shade they become iridescent blue, eerie like glaciers or icebergs. |
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Against a painted Antarctic backdrop of glaciers, icebergs and floes, groups of stately Emperor penguins pose like actors at curtain call. |
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Like a ghost ship, the curragh floats onward, into the maze of icebergs off the east coast of Greenland. |
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Dozens of icebergs, each a few feet high, float lazily, their whiteness turning to a glacial blue in the depths. |
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In the spring and early summer, the additional hazard of icebergs and growlers were often a distinct possibility. |
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In the icebergs and the blue heart of the glacier, Muldrow glimpses cold inhuman embodiments of the natural world that promise another reality. |
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The oil drillers are worried about icebergs crashing into their platforms or sinking their tankers. |
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The competitors will sail west to east, through the doldrums, round three capes, and will have to dodge icebergs in the gale-ridden Southern Ocean. |
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Every day the ship carefully navigated through the channels of blue icebergs, some as large as aircraft carriers, some smaller chunks of the most magnificently formed shapes. |
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Belhadan's location as the northernmost ice-free port of the Empire helped explain its importance, but it wasn't so far south that drift ice or icebergs were unheard of. |
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Antarctic icebergs are different from Arctic icebergs in some ways. |
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During her remarkable, epic voyage, Richards, who started sailing as as child in Helensburgh, had to overcome hurricanes, icebergs and soul-destroying solitude. |
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Yes, this ice shelf has broken up into a mosaic of smaller icebergs. |
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Another penguin species, the Adelies, were cut off from their breeding grounds by unusually large icebergs, calved from the continental ice shelf. |
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In the Northern Hemisphere, because of the thickness of glacial ice and the way it calves, most icebergs are of the more dramatically shaped kinds. |
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After we finished the sled tow, we slalomed our way around the central Bransfield Basin dodging icebergs, bergy bits, brash ice and some healthy pack ice. |
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The lake invades the glacier's deep chasms and crevasses, detonating thunderous explosions as great shards of ice detach and re-emerge as icebergs. |
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Mountains and icebergs, snowflakes and clouds, are delights to me. |
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In March 1999, two massive icebergs broke away from the Ross Ice Shelf. |
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In the 1980's, government's touted HIV as near enough a death sentence and in Britain issued public health warnings on television showing icebergs crashing into the sea. |
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Shrinking sea ice is significantly increasing the rate at which icebergs scour the Antarctic seabed, taking away large swathes of marine organisms in the process. |
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There were icebergs aplenty, however, as well as strange cloud formations. |
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Whatever the phenomenon's cause, he says, scientists should now recognize that icebergs can be a source of noise for seismometers and underwater acoustic sensors. |
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Conditions will range from the calms and energy-sapping heat of the northern hemisphere to the icebergs, storms and monumental seas of the southern oceans. |
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Like icebergs, growlers are a major hazard to seagoing craft. |
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Meanwhile, at Ross Island in Antarctica, Adelie penguins are struggling to feed themselves as melting sea ice breaks away into giant icebergs. |
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A satellite picture shows newly-created flat-topped icebergs floating in the sea on the western side of the Antarctic peninsula. |
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Because the calving icebergs vary in size, shape, and symmetry, the coast of Antarctica will remain a giant ice sculpture for quite some time. |
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Sale provides an overview of the Arctic's seismic and volcanic activity, rock types, snow, ice flows, icebergs, and glacial landforms. |
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Shallow water-dwelling creatures such as giant sea spiders, sea urchins, and corals face new risks as icebergs tear up the ocean floor. |
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Late in 2005, oceanographers conducted separate biological surveys near two large icebergs in the South Atlantic. |
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Cryokinetics are especially helpful around avalanches and icebergs. They are also immune to frostbite. |
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Barentsz reached the west coast of Novaya Zemlya and followed it northward, before being forced to turn back in the face of large icebergs. |
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In addition to size classification, icebergs can be classified on the basis of their shape. |
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In the 20th century, several scientific bodies were established to study and monitor the icebergs. |
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The April 1912 sinking of the Titanic however changed all that, and created the demand for a system to observe icebergs. |
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In 1945, experiments tested the effectiveness of radar in detecting icebergs. |
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Other approaches have been suggested over time, including cooling the water under a tropical cyclone by towing icebergs into the tropical oceans. |
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These shelves then melt or calve off to give icebergs that eventually melt. |
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In 1766, another expedition noticed that the glacier reached the lagoon and calved into large icebergs. |
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He stayed there for several months with his team before icebergs forced them to return to Portugal. |
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Although the ice limit dips south around the horn, icebergs are a significant hazard for vessels in the area. |
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Barentsz reached the west coast of Novaya Zemlya, and followed it northward before being forced to turn back in the face of large icebergs. |
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They usually remain free of pack ice in winter, though thin ice may form in sheltered bays, and icebergs are common. |
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The powder on the floor defines the surface of the floor and the objects appear to be partially submerged, like icebergs. |
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Polar bears occasionally visit the island, travelling on icebergs from Greenland. |
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It also occurs in nature as snow, glaciers, ice packs and icebergs, clouds, fog, dew, aquifers, and atmospheric humidity. |
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These icebergs pose a hazard to ships, of which the Titanic is one of the most famous. |
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A few icebergs were sighted but there was still no sight of land, leading Weddell to theorize that the sea continued as far as the South Pole. |
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The cold East Greenland Current passes through the strait and carries icebergs south into the North Atlantic. |
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These currents carry numerous icebergs and therefore hinder navigation and exploration of the gas fields beneath the sea bed. |
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Sea ice may be contrasted with icebergs, which are chunks of ice shelves or glaciers that calve into the ocean. |
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The largest icebergs recorded have been calved, or broken off, from the Ross Ice Shelf of Antarctica. |
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Barentsz reached Novaya Zemlya and, to avoid becoming entrapped in ice, headed for the Vaigatch Strait but became stuck within the icebergs and floes. |
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The icebergs that form each year around in the Southern Ocean hold enough fresh water to meet the needs of every person on Earth for several months. |
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February 1874 was spent travelling south and then generally eastwards in the vicinity of the Antarctic Circle, with sightings of icebergs, pack ice and whales. |
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Anxious to avoid becoming entrapped in the surrounding ice, he intended to head for the Vaigatch Strait, but became stuck within the many icebergs and floes. |
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Like NunatuKavut, the straits is also known for its Labrador sea grass and the multitude of icebergs that pass by the coast via the Labrador Current. |
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As the ice reaches the sea, pieces break off, or calve, forming icebergs. |
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In November 1913, the International Conference on the Safety of Life at Sea met in London to devise a more permanent system of observing icebergs. |
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Icebergs occasionally break away from northern Ellesmere Island, and icebergs are formed from glaciers in western Greenland and extreme northeastern Canada. |
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The sea was dangerous because of icebergs calving off the nearby glacier. |
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Depending on location, sea ice expanses may also incorporate icebergs. |
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