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dish123 · Post by **dish123** » February 22nd, 2019, 10:37 am

Are we allowed to fold and glue pages ontop of of the only 4 pages allowed?

JoeyC · Post by **JoeyC** » February 22nd, 2019, 11:12 am

No folding, but you can glue information, provided they aren't to extend the size of the page.
Basically, the surface area must stay the same.

February 22nd, 2019, 1:24 pm

dish123 wrote:Are we allowed to fold and glue pages ontop of of the only 4 pages allowed?

That's risky since the event supervisor might not allow it.

WangwithaTang · Post by **WangwithaTang** » February 24th, 2019, 9:02 pm

Can somebody explain what ground moraine is?

l0lit · Post by **l0lit** » February 24th, 2019, 9:07 pm

WangwithaTang wrote:Can somebody explain what ground moraine is?

Irregular layer of till left on the ground by a glacier. Not exactly an accumulation as you may imagine a moraine to look like, but rather similar to another sedimentary layer with the characteristics of till.

WangwithaTang · Post by **WangwithaTang** » February 25th, 2019, 8:49 am

l0lit wrote:
WangwithaTang wrote:Can somebody explain what ground moraine is?
Irregular layer of till left on the ground by a glacier. Not exactly an accumulation as you may imagine a moraine to look like, but rather similar to another sedimentary layer with the characteristics of till.

How is it left exactly?

porphyry · Post by **porphyry** » February 25th, 2019, 1:48 pm

WangwithaTang wrote:
l0lit wrote:
WangwithaTang wrote:Can somebody explain what ground moraine is?
Irregular layer of till left on the ground by a glacier. Not exactly an accumulation as you may imagine a moraine to look like, but rather similar to another sedimentary layer with the characteristics of till.
How is it left exactly?

After the glacier melts, the till is left on the ground.

Edit: There may also be different mechanics that I'm not aware of (perhaps just by regular melt water), but as far as I know that's the main way a ground moraine is formed.

WangwithaTang · Post by **WangwithaTang** » February 25th, 2019, 4:20 pm

porphyry wrote:
WangwithaTang wrote:
l0lit wrote:
Irregular layer of till left on the ground by a glacier. Not exactly an accumulation as you may imagine a moraine to look like, but rather similar to another sedimentary layer with the characteristics of till.
How is it left exactly?
After the glacier melts, the till is left on the ground.

Edit: There may also be different mechanics that I'm not aware of (perhaps just by regular melt water), but as far as I know that's the main way a ground moraine is formed.

okay, thanks.

Umaroth's Userpage · Post by **Umaroth** » February 25th, 2019, 6:56 pm

WangwithaTang wrote:
porphyry wrote:
WangwithaTang wrote: How is it left exactly?
After the glacier melts, the till is left on the ground.

Edit: There may also be different mechanics that I'm not aware of (perhaps just by regular melt water), but as far as I know that's the main way a ground moraine is formed.
okay, thanks.

I have also heard of it as the glacier advancing over an already existing moraine and spreading the till, but I am not sure of the validity.

LiteralRhinoceros · Post by **LiteralRhinoceros** » March 14th, 2019, 12:52 pm

how have you guys learned the event? i'm pretty trash at glaciers, but i'm not sure what source i should be using/how i should be studying.

Scioly.org

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