5. The 'Frozen Waves' in Antarctica that make you pause in time. - Deepstash
5. The 'Frozen Waves' in Antarctica that make you pause in time.

5. The 'Frozen Waves' in Antarctica that make you pause in time.

When the ice is compressed and the air bubbles are squeezed out, these waves are created. This blue ice is created because the light at the red end of the spectrum is absorbed.

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