A snowmachine rider is alive after falling nearly 60 feet deep into a glacial crevasse, necessitating a rescue by a group of ...

In recent days, large cracks have been observed there. After ice breaks off, the glacier appears vibrant blue because the crystalline structure remains intact. Recently exposed glacier ice will ...

The Doomsday Glacier is currently struck in a feedback loop triggered by global warming, which could lead the sea levels to ...

Three-dimensional maps of glacier surfaces across Greenland reveal that cracks are growing rapidly where land ice meets the sea — and climate change is to blame. Using satellite images gathered ...

in crevasse volume in other areas of the glacier. Since the study’s conclusion, the western region has begun opening up more cracks, likely meaning the entire ice sheet will now see more ...

The cave on the other side of the crack was large enough to fit an orchestra inside and stretched deep into the glacier. Its white walls were scalloped, as if someone had been sculpting the ice ...

But as they melt, water flushes through cracks in the bedrock ... The iC3 researchers plan to expand their work to other glacier systems and develop methods to quantify methane emissions on ...

The water pools in cracks and crevices ... Together with advancing ice, the rocks carve out a path as the glacier slumps down the mountain. When the glacier begins to melt, it deposits its ...

Raile added that since ice does not freeze evenly, it's important to keep an eye out for cracks, seeping water, or open water, and to keep "a safe distance between you and the glacier." ...

so keep an eye out for cracks, seeping water or open water; and remember that glaciers can calve in the winter, so keep a “safe distance between you and the glacier,” Raile said. The glacier ...