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gravityeyelids) wrote2016-08-26 01:28 am
gravityeyelids) wrote2016-08-26 01:28 am
malformalady: Approximately 90% of any iceberg is below the...
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malformalady:
Approximately 90% of any iceberg is below the surface, making iceberg flips a rare occurrence. These photos were taken by the the U.S. Antarctic Program in Iceberg Alley, a region in the western Weddell Sea. Large old icebergs contain centuries of windblown sediment and minerals, visible as layers when they roll over as seen in the photo
Photo credit: Ethan Norris
malformalady:
Approximately 90% of any iceberg is below the surface, making iceberg flips a rare occurrence. These photos were taken by the the U.S. Antarctic Program in Iceberg Alley, a region in the western Weddell Sea. Large old icebergs contain centuries of windblown sediment and minerals, visible as layers when they roll over as seen in the photo
Photo credit: Ethan Norris