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	In between snowflakes, there are holes... These holes get sealed off as snow turns into ice and forms air bubbles, trapping ancient air. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-11-19 10:35:12 Open Document File Size: 4,31 MB Share Result on Facebook Continent Antarctica / / Country China / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility Dartmouth College / Siple Dome / / IndustryTerm oil / greenhouse gas / / Organization Dartmouth College / Scripps Institution of Oceanography / / Person Ian Baker / Ken Taylor / Julie Palais / Jeff Severinghaus / Anaïs Orsi / / SocialTag Physical geography Glaciology Geochronology Ice core Incremental dating Paleoclimatology Firn WAIS Divide Ice Optical materials

In between snowflakes, there are holes... These holes get sealed off as snow turns into ice and forms air bubbles, trapping ancient air.Add to Reading List