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Glaciers wouldn't get inifinitely thick anyway since they're of finite age, but also they flow out to sea. It happens at a very slow, one might even say glacial
by fulafel 8mo ago
Glaciers wouldn't get inifinitely thick anyway since they're of finite age, but also they flow out to sea. It happens at a very slow, one might even say glacially slow, pace.
(and the poles are very dry, rarely snows)