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Crevasse
Crevasses are cracks that form in glaciers and can range from just a few inches across to over 40 feet (12 m.), and can be over 100 feet (30.5 m.) deep. Crevasses usually run horizontally on a steep slope, and more parallel with the flow of the glacier in the more open, flatter areas. The very large horizontal crevasse at the upper end of a glacier is called a bergshrund. These glacial “dead-fall traps” often get covered with snow, making them impossible to see, which only makes glacier travel all the more hazardous.

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Sam Durant, What’s Underneath Must Be Released and Examined to be Understood, 1998

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Philipp Haager

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Raphael Hefti

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new still image project ‘Quark Matter’

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electric dreams for eclectic minds

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hydrargyrum:

via (Emily Rodia)

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nevver:

Daido Moriyama

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