The men started home for Hut Point on September 30, 1912, some two hundred miles down the coast, which would include the crossing of the Drygalski Ice Tongue.
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The National Ice Center, a multi-agency operation, has been tracking the berg since 1992, when it first broke off the Thwaites Ice Tongue, part of an Antarctic glacier.
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At the end of March 2006, another iceberg coming from the Ross Ice Shelf, named C-16, hit the ice tongue breaking off another large piece ( more than ).
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The Drygalski Ice Tongue became well established by the name Drygalski Ice Tongue before it became usual to give the same name to a glacier and its glacier tongue.
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The Drygalski Ice Tongue became well established by the name Drygalski Ice Tongue before it became usual to give the same name to a glacier and its glacier tongue.
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Airborne geophysical surveys of the Glacier between 2008 and 2012 showed that deep warm water can access, melt and thin the underside of the ice tongue, potentially accelerating the glacier.
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The main ice tongues split near modern-day Brooktondale, resulting in different hydrogeology between the upper valley, from the headwaters to Brooktondale, and the lower valley between Brooktondale and the outlet.
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The National Ice Center reported Monday that the berg, named B-22, broke free from an ice tongue in the Amundsen Sea, an area of Antarctica south of the Pacific Ocean.
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During deglaciation of Scandinavia about 10, 000 years before present the glacier ice retreated unevenly with the valley of Klar�lven hosting a protuding ice tongue while the surrounding uplands were ice-free.
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It grows deeper from its slushy bottom, it creeps out from a landmass ( that's an " ice tongue " ) and drops off pieces ( that's called " calving " ).
