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This ice had no flavor.
You wouldn't need a backhoe to dig up this ice.
This ice had no bubbles.
Can you guess how much water is accumulated in this ice?
This ice is called Nilas.
But because of the small number of places the prices for accommodation in this ice hotel are very high.
This ice needs to be defrosted.
The glaciers and icebergs generated by this ice sheet is one of the reasons why many people fall in love with this place.
This ice contains a large amount of the greenhouse gas methane.
Thus, a third order process is defined,whereby upward buoyant forces cause this ice foot to break off and emerge at the surface.
Little of this ice appears to be water.
The iceberg remains attached to the ice shelf, but its outer end ismoving at the highest speed ever recorded on this ice shelf.
This ice also represents 70 percent of all the fresh water in the world.
As we drew near this ice some penguins were heard, but none seen;
This ice also signifies SEVENTY percent of all the clean water in the world.
The exact boundaries of this ice sheet in northwest Russia and the shallow ocean north of Norway are still debated.
This Ice canyon in Greenland depth of 45 meters was created by melt water as a result of global warming.
Scientists believe that this ice is remnants of ancient polar ice sheet and is the largest accumulation of water on mars.
This ice is good to use after cooling and slightly diluting the drink when it is already cold enough and too thick.
Oddly enough, this ice bar is situated just steps from the beach, so on a hot summer night it makes for a great place to cool off.
This ice shield, which covers 1.7 square kilometers, was relatively stable 25 years ago, but now it is losing a billion tons a day.
Inhabitants of this ice boundlessness are flightless birds penguins, adapted to the harsh living conditions on the ice continent of the planet.
This ice was part of the ice sheet of Antarctica- January 28, 1820 in the annals of history as the date of the opening of the Antarctic continent.
This ice is a relic of a more humid climate from perhaps just several thousand years ago," said Shane Byrne of the University of Arizona.
This ice sheet, which covers 1.7 million square kilometers, was relatively stable 25 years ago, but now loses one billion tons of ice every day.