The sea ice the authors sampled would have had to travel freely through the Nares Strait to make it to Baffin Bay and eventually to Newfoundland, which could only have happened
if ice arches had failed to form, according to the study.
Not exact matches
The quickened water has sculpted three immense and perfect
arches into the solid
ice, soaring fifty or sixty feet to their apices, sublime almost as
if by design.
If the calving continues and goes past the compressive
arch... then the
ice shelf will break up.»