article_snippet.sent: Scientists are hoping to combine images such as this with noises recorded from icebergs to detect the different ways that glaciers lose ice into the oceans.
article_snippet.sent: Earlier this year, the incredible sounds of an ice 'cracking' and crashing down into water as an iceberg were recorded by researchers..
article_snippet.sent: Scientists used underwater microphones aboard buoys to record a variety of iceberg births at the Hans Glacier in Svalbard, Norway during three days in August 2013.
article_snippet.sent: The recordings were then combined with time-lapse photos of the Hans Glacier during the same period.
article_snippet.sent: By synchronising the sound recordings with the photographs, The recordings discovered that different types of ice loss are associated with distinct rumbles, snaps and splashes.
highlights_snippet.sent: Scientists are combining images such as this with noises from icebergs to detect how glaciers are melting .