Whether you are look
for a first ascent in the Brooks Range, early season ice
climbing in the Alaska Range, or scouting out a fresh line of
virgin pow to shred in the Chugach. In the back-country,
glacier travel can be both convenient and necessary. Even
though it is seems simple enough, physics can help us
understand how complicated and dangerous it really can be.
Traversing between two crevasses on the Sheep Glacier during an attempt at a spring break ascent of Mt. Sanford in the Wrangells
A Project for Physics 211
By David Woo
Traversing between two crevasses on the Sheep Glacier during an attempt at a spring break ascent of Mt. Sanford in the Wrangells
A Project for Physics 211
By David Woo