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Activity: Google Earth and Glacial Landforms
1. Using the browser version of Google Earth, fly to Yosemite Valley, 37°44?35.8??, 119°35?33.7??. In the bottom right corner of the Google Earth screen you'll see a button that says 2D; if you click it you will change your view to 3D. Ensure the button says 2D. Use the compass feature to navigate Yosemite Valley, you'll be able to examine from all angles. What type of glacier likely formed Yosemite Valley? Why do you think that? Need Assignment Help?
2. Using the browser version of Google Earth, fly to Mt. Lyell, 37°44?24.0??N 119°16?12??;W and zoom to an eye altitude (Camera) of 22,000 feet. Switch between 2D and 3D to see the landscape at different angles. Mt. Lyell is the highest point in Yosemite NP and is home to the Lyell Glacier. Which major erosional landforms do you immediately observe?
3. Using the browser version of Google Earth, fly to Spiller Lake, 38°02??49.9? N 119°22?06?? W and zoom to an eye altitude (Camera) of 15,700 feet. a. What is this glacial lake called?