Glacier Bay southeastern Alaska, United States

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Glacier Bay southeastern Alaska, United States

Glacier Bay is in Alaska, where the mountain rise higher from the sea than any other place on the Earth

It’s a land of glaciers, big fiords and perpendicular ice walls shining in the sun.

It is the world that changes all the time and it is a unique laboratory of each processes for scientists.

The great glacier grow slowly, become fantastically large and then slide majestically toward the sea leaving behind new soil were the cycle of growing begins all over again.