layer of ice

Beneath the ash--and presumably at least as old--the researchers found a layer of ice at least 300 feet thick.

Add a layer of ice on the bottom and sprinkle it with a few tablespoons of salt.

The chances for a total meltdown at the pole are higher than ever because the layer of ice coating the sea is thinner than ever, he said.

Dream of the water like fish, to see clearly defined, in swimming across a thin layer of ice, but like every other in the other world.

It was a cold winter, di shui cheng bing, even the plot on the earth have thick layer of ice, between the wheels zha zhe chains.

That left just a thin one-year layer of ice that previously covered part of Siberia.

The sample is from the surface soil that scientists say covers a layer of ice.

The bottom layer of ice becomes flexible and therefore allows the glacier to move.

By the time she got her wits about her, she had risen to the layer of ice.

Under the outer layer of ice there might be a liquid ocean, which could make the moon capable of supporting life.

It is a layer of ice outside, the layer is hollow and was full of blue tubes, very grand.

These drop stones are evidence that at some point, this area was covered in a thick layer of ice.

The pond was covered in a brittle layer of ice.

A layer of ice several miles thick coats its fractured surface, with 1, 000-foot ice cliffs piercing a pitch-black sky.

Make each layer of ice cream 2cm thick.