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Sea ice melting can start a feedback cycle where more ice melting reveals more dark ocean water that absorbs more sunlight and heat, melting more ice. How calm or choppy the ocean is affects how ice crystals form and combine into different types of ice, like thin nilas sheets or ridged pancake ice. Sea ice can be "fast ice" attached to land or sea floor or "pack ice" that drifts with winds and currents, colliding to form thicker ice. Large, persistent openings in the ice called polynyas are maintained by upwelling currents or offshore winds preventing ice formation.
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Testing: International Leak Detection Australia (ILD)
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- 1. SEA ICE CYCLE CASILAO,DANIEL JOHN ERROL E. CATRAL, IAN
- 2. When sea ice starts to melt, a vicious cycle frequently starts. The water absorbs more sunlight as more ice melts and reveals more black water. The water is then heated by the sun, melting more ice. This cycle of positive feedback has the potential to affect the climate over many years.
- 4. Frazil are millimeter-wide crystals that form when seawater starts to freeze. Whether the oceans are calm or boisterous affects how the ice crystals combine to form larger masses. The crystals in calm oceans create nilas, which are thin sheets of ice that are so smooth they resemble oily or greasy. These imperceptibly thin ice sheets move over one another to create rafts of thicker ice. Ice crystals condense into mushy pancakes amid choppy waters. These pancakes either clash with one another, generating ridges on the top and keels on the bottom, or they slide over one another to form smooth rafts.
- 6. Some sea ice holds fast to a coastline or the sea floor—“fast ice”—while pack ice drifts with winds and currents. Because pack ice is dynamic, pieces can collide and form much thicker ice. Leads—narrow, linear openings ranging in size from meters to kilometers—continually form and disappear.
- 7. Larger and more persistent openings, polynyas, are sustained by upwelling currents of warm water or steady winds that blow the ice away from a spot as quickly as it forms. Polynyas often occur along coastlines when winds blow persistently offshore. As water and air temperatures rise each summer near the Poles, some sea ice melts. Differences in geography and climate cause Antarctic sea ice to melt more completely in the summer than Arctic sea ice.
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- Sea ice begins as thin sheets of smooth nilas in calm water (1st) or disks of pancake ice in choppy water (2nd image). Individual pieces pile up to form rafts and eventually solidify (3rd image). Over time, large sheets of ice collide, forming thick pressure ridges along the margins (4th image)