Jäätikköjen
Jäätikköjen is a Finnish term that translates to "glaciers" in English. Glaciers are large, persistent masses of ice that form over land through the accumulation and compaction of snow over many years. They are dynamic systems that slowly move and shape the landscape through processes of erosion and deposition.
Glaciers are classified into two main types: continental glaciers, which cover extensive areas such as those
The formation of a glacier begins when snowfall exceeds melting and sublimation over successive seasons. Over
Globally, glaciers hold a significant portion of the world's freshwater reserves. Their melting contributes to sea-level
In Finland, where the term Jäätikköjen is derived, glaciers have historically played a role in shaping the