Earth sciences and glaciology and global change

There is nothing at all. Just snow and ice.

They wait for the mud or snow to take their life.

There's still icebergs in the water and snow on the ground.

(b) To determine the role of the oceans, sea, ice and biosphere in biogeochemical cycles

The snow and the ice were my sandbox, and the Inuit were my teachers.

And Alsace must be so beautiful, with all those tall fir trees, all that snow, and the storks.

Walt Meier of the United States National Snow and Ice Data Center describes today s ice cap as crushed ice.

So mountains are built up, and they erode away by water and rain and ice and so forth, and they become grains of sand.

The use of three runways allows for efficient clearing away of snow and ice during the winter months to keep the airport open.

Campaigners for carbon emission reductions regularly highlight the melting snow and ice of Mount Kilimanjaro.

The all weather, day or night capabilities of RADARSAT 1 were demonstrated to perform ship, ice and change detection over the area.

A block of ice on top of ice is much more slippery there is no friction between ice and ice, but there is friction between wood and wood

This is Kilo 11. Chalk Four. We're at the southeast corner of the crash.

I got it, yeah. I got it. I got it.

China has a developed terrestrial observation system consisting of a network that collects data on hydrological systems, ice and snow, ecological systems, agrometeorology and environmental protection.

The interactions and feedbacks which can result from the global climate change require a multi disciplinary approach including studies on the atmosphere, ice, ocean, sediments and biota.

Indeed, the researchers picked this site because ice and snow accumulates here 10 times faster than anywhere else in Antarctica.

Fire, bring fire, for the worker of wonders!

Its radar, with components built by the Canadian firms COM DEV and Communications and Power Industries, will sense cloud thickness, top and base altitudes, and water and ice content.

Very smooth!

Forward!

Soldiers returned fire at the source of the shots.

I'll show her what forging can be done when fire fights fire!

I shot at the lamp. You shot at me!

Fire!

Fire!

Dr. Kenneth Libbrecht, a professor from the California Institute of Technology, was invited to give lectures to the effects group on how snow and ice form, and why snowflakes are unique.

This last fall, I went to the Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado, and talked to the researchers here in Monterey at the Naval Postgraduate Laboratory.

Shoot

(Machine gun fire)

Bring the fire stuff!

Hold your fire, men.

Hold your fire.

Fire!

Here's a fire.

Shot at me?

Shoot.

Make ready!

I'll shoot.

Remember those footprints? Stop worrying.

What are you waiting for?

Don't shoot, Sheriff.

Kick out the fire.

Put the fire out!