In 1937, the Black Rapids Glacier was documented as moving about 220 feet per day, or a mile a month for a few months.
The glacier has been in decline for several years, however it is thought possible that another surge could occur.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Black Rapids Glacier
The Black Rapids Glacier abstract glacier painting by Tatiana Iliina was released yesterday. This is the 36th painting in the collection and, at 16" x 16", is the first one done in a smaller size.
Black Rapids Glacier, located in Alaska, U.S.A., is famous for being a glacier that is subject to "surging". That is, it can move very quickly.
In 1937, the Black Rapids Glacier was documented as moving about 220 feet per day, or a mile a month for a few months.
The glacier has been in decline for several years, however it is thought possible that another surge could occur.
In 1937, the Black Rapids Glacier was documented as moving about 220 feet per day, or a mile a month for a few months.
The glacier has been in decline for several years, however it is thought possible that another surge could occur.
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