Examples of using Ice sheets in English and their translations into Slovak
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The idea of a freshwater lake under the ice sheets in Antarctica was first conceived around the end of the 19th century by Peter Kropotkin.
a half million years ago, ice sheets spread down from the North and up from the South to cover vast areas of the continents.
and polar ice sheets, among others.
Lurking deep beneath the ice sheets of Antarctica, scientists have detected the remnants of long-lost continents.
The East Antarctic, with ice sheets formed over millions of years and several kilometers thick in places, has long been considered the most stable part of the continent.
This cold period is thought to have been caused by the collapse of the North American ice sheets.
For thousands of years at a time, even the more temperate regions of the globe were covered with glaciers and ice sheets, according to the University of California Museum of Paleontology.
But when the ice sheets are grounded against ocean bottom,
the way the ice sheets grow or shrink, etc.
Their mission, the AP report said, is to produce the most comprehensive look at what is happening to the world's vulnerable ice sheets in Antarctica and Greenland.
Their mission is to disclose what's happening to the world's vulnerable ice sheets in Antarctica and Greenland.
Their mission is to produce the most comprehensive look at what's happening to the world's vulnerable ice sheets in Antarctica and Greenland.
Earth's Firmament: Future element of Earth's atmosphere is series of two major global ice sheets.
when sea levels rose in response to melting continental ice sheets.
The first large ice sheets on Antarctica formed 34 million years ago,
melting ice sheets, rising sea levels,
But recent studies-- taking into account shrinking ice sheets, now the top contributor to sea level rise-- suggest those earlier projections were far too conservative.
eventually building up into enormous ice sheets.
Ruddiman's research, which relies heavily on atmospheric data from gases trapped in thick ice sheets in Antarctica and Greenland,
Antarctica's ice sheets responded most strongly to the angle of Earth's tilt on its axis when the ice extends into the oceans,