Festes Eis ist weniger dicht und damit leichter als flüssiges Wasser. Das ist der Grund, warum Eisberge schwimmen und nicht auf den Meeresboden absinken.
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Eisdichte
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- Festes Eis ist weniger dicht und damit leichter als flüssiges Wasser. Das ist der Grund, warum Eisberge schwimmen und nicht auf den Meeresboden absinken.
- A photomontage of what a whole iceberg might look like. The upper part is a real image (Image:Iceberg-Antarctica.jpg). The part below the waterline is another iceberg image upside down. An older, cropped version of this image, Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg, was the Wikisource logo (current logo).
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- Date: 3 July 2005
- Source: (Work by Uwe Kils) http://www.ecoscope.com/iceberg/
- Author: Created by Uwe Kils (iceberg) and User:Wiska Bodo (sky).
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