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Hubbard Glacier

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A large tidewater glacier located in Alaska, significant for its calving behavior, which has been studied for implications on past glacial processes.

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Episode #071: Pressure - Enemy of Glacial Ice Dams / Outburst Floods

KosmographiaAug 26, 2021

In this episode, Randall Carlson challenges the outdated Ice Dam model that attributes the formation of the Channeled Scablands to Lake Missoula. He presents evidence that suggests other significant meltwater sources existed during the Ice Age Megafloods. The podcast emphasizes the importance of re-evaluating geological models based on new data and insights from various scientific studies.

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