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jakobshavn (noun) - refers to a large glacier in Greenland known for its rapid melting and calving of icebergs, often used in discussions about climate change and glaciology
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A wider view of the calving front of Jakobshavn from the window of a NASA research plane.
It lies south of the town Ilulissat colonial name Jakobshavn.
The Jakobshavn ice shore.
On the west coast is the massive Jakobshavn Glacier.
The Jakobshavn glacier.
He was a childhood friend of Knud Rasmussen whose father was a priest in Jakobshavn.
Icebergs abound in the waters near the Jakobshavn glacier in Greenland.
The administrative centre of the municipality was in Ilulissat formerly called Jakobshavn.
There are many differences between the Jakobshavn Glacier and Thwaites.
Jakobshavn Isbrae is considered the world's fastest moving glacier.
Historians said the iceberg that sank the Titanic originated from the Jakobshavn Glacier.
Jakobshavn Glacier in western Greenland is notorious for being the world 's fastest-moving glacier.
We are on a part of the ice sheet that 's connected to the Jakobshavn Glacier.
Jakobshavn has the highest mass flux of any glacier draining an estimated 6 % of the GIS.
However, the OMG data showed cold water near Jakobshavn for three years in a row.
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The Jakobshavn Glacier is the world 's fastest.
The shadow of a plane is visible in this photo of Greenland 's Jakobshavn Glacier.
But why did the Jakobshavn Glacier speed up?
The negotiations were a continuation of previous meetings this year in Jakobshavn ( Ilulissat ) and Brussels.
It may not be only Jakobshavn Glacier that 's disappearing so fast.
In Greenland, time-lapse cameras captured a 23 square mile chunk of the Jakobshavn glacier breaking off.
Jakobshavn glacier icebergs 6.
However, the OMG mission has recorded cold water near Jakobshavn for three years in a row . ”.
Jakobshavn has been melting since the early 2000s, when it lost its ice shelf.
A close-up of the Jakobshavn glacier.
The Jakobshavn Glacier is now moving at over 130 feet a day, the fastest in the world.
