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Research promises more precise predictions

Summary by Otago Daily Times
The Priestley Glacier in Antarctica features debris which has fallen from higher in the mountains. The surface of the glacier is fractured by the middle of the glacier moving much more quickly than the edge of it. PHOTO: DAVID PRIOR A study led by the University of Otago promises more accurate predictions about how glaciers and ice sheets move.

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Research promises more precise predictions

The Priestley Glacier in Antarctica features debris which has fallen from higher in the mountains. The surface of the glacier is fractured by the middle of the glacier moving much more quickly than the edge of it. PHOTO: DAVID PRIOR A study led by the University of Otago promises more accurate predictions about how glaciers and ice sheets move.

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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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