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My destination is the Baltoro Glacier.
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all right.
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My name is Haley Robertson, and this is my video
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presentation on the cultural glaciers.
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Of course, my destination is the Bull Toro Glacier and
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about coral Glacier is located in the current Corum Mountain
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Range in northern Pakistan, one of the features there that
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are made by erosion or valleys.
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There are also called glacial troughs, or glaciation valleys.
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Glaciation valleys are long U shaped valleys that were carved
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out by glaciers that have since disappeared.
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The ice from glaciers erodes the land and carry sediment
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far from their original places.
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A de positional feature.
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There is a cattle lake kettle's form when a block
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of eyes false in the glacier eventually becomes fully or
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partially buried in sediment, and it's slowly melts, leaving a
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hit. In most cases, the water begins to fill.
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The pit informed a pond or a lake.
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Alright. Now for the vocabulary definitions, sediment is bits and
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pieces of rock that is eroded away by wind, water,
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ice or even gravity.
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Just one way that that block of ice falls to
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make a kettle is ice budging.
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I switching is a crack in the ground for by
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a narrow piece of ice that starts to expand, causing
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that crack to grow.
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And that crack eventually makes a piece of ice or
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rock fall from its place again.
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My name is Haley Robertson, and thank you for listening
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to my slideshow presentation video.
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