A glacier is a large persistent body of ice. A geyser is a spring characterized by intermittent discharge of water ejected turbulently and accompanied by water vapor phase (steam). They both depend on water
The only similarity is that they are both glacier and geyser made of water.
The explanation:
1- geyser:
A geyser is a natural phenomenon that features a gushing fountain of water and/or steam being emitted from a hole in the ground. Such eruptions often occur on a periodic basis
2- A glacier:
is a huge lump of water ice and nothing more. If a glacier melted fast enough it would become a river.
Although there exists a dipole moment in the molecule, I guess its nonpolar because the dipole is very small as the electronegativity difference between the Br and Cl is very low and so it can be neglected.
