Answer:
1. Blue Glacier 2. Kilimanjaro Glacier 3. Bering Glacier 4. Kutiah Glacier 5. Hubbard Glacier 6. Gangotri Glacier 7. Lambert Glacier 8. Columbia Glacier
Explanation:
Bering Glacier is the Longest glacier in North America at over 100 miles long. Kutiah glacier holds the record for the fastest surging at 112 meters per day. Gangotri Glacier in India is the source of the Ganges River providing freshwater and electricity. The most studied glaciers in the worldis in Antartica and is Lambert Glacier. Columbia Glacier is a "tidewater" glacier that is decreasing rapidly. Hubbard glacier is unusual because it is advancing. Kilimanjaro Glacier is located near the equator. Blue Glacier is part of a "continental ice sheet".
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A and the depth is 35,462 feet (10,809m)
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The correct answer is - Asthenosphere.
The mantle layer is a solid part of the Earth. It lies just bellow the crust, and it is composed of metals. It is a layer that has very high temperature and pressures, as well as strong convection currents.
The astenosphere is the lower part of the mantle, and it is the densest, and most solid of its layers.
This layer of the Earth is estimated to be 2,900 km thick, and it accounts for incredible 84% of the total volume of the planet.