Alaska's small glaciers are on their way out
Researchers used high-performance computers at UAF to predict the fates of 215,547 glaciers.
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Researchers used high-performance computers at UAF to predict the fates of 215,547 glaciers.
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Scientists listen to avalanches for clues half a state away April 22nd 4:56 pm | Ned Rozell, University of Alaska High on the broken pyramid of Iliamna Volcano, rotten rock held in place by volcano-warmed ice sometimes loses its grip. Several times over the years, rock-and-ice avalanches have blasted down Iliamna at 150 miles per hour. Left behind on the mountain's face is a dirty, five-mile scar, in the same place as the last one. Due to the location of the volcano - 60 miles across Cook Inlet from Ninilchik, Anchor Point and Homer - no one hears Iliamna's avalanches. But after g...
Listening to avalanches half a state away Published 3 hours ago Share on Facebook Print article High on the broken pyramid of Iliamna Volcano, rotten rock held in place by volcano-warmed ice sometimes loses its grip. Several times over the years, rock-and-ice avalanches have blasted down Iliamna at 150 miles per hour. Left behind on the mountain’s face is a dirty, 5-mile scar, in the same place as the last one. Due to the location of the volcano — 60 miles across Cook Inlet from Ninilchik, Anchor Point and Homer — no one hears Iliamna’s avalanches. But after giant slides there ...