Ocean currents map showing North Atlantic Drift
Ocean currents map
Ocean currents map showing North Atlantic Drift
Interactive educational resources about the Arctic for schools.
Ocean currents map showing North Atlantic Drift
Ocean currents map showing North Atlantic Drift
Ocean currents map showing North Atlantic Drift
Ocean currents map showing North Atlantic Drift
Artists impression of Cryosat-2
CryoSat-2 will monitor the thickness of land ice and sea ice and help explain the connection between the melting of the polar ice and the rise in sea levels and how this is contributing to climate change. (earth.esa.int)
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Beautiful wooden house as Santa Claus, with glowing window.
People watching the ice drift in ilulissat icefjord
People watching the ice drift in ilulissat icefjord
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Tourists looking at huge icebergs on the arctic ocean with sunset in Ilulissat, Greenland.
Greenland travel hiker tourist man trekking at sunset. Adventure expedition in the arctic ocean, ice floating from icebergs in ocean.
Greenland travel hiker tourist man trekking at sunset. Adventure expedition in the arctic ocean, ice floating from icebergs in ocean.
People watching the ice drift in ilulissat icefjord
People watching the ice drift in ilulissat icefjord
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Tourists looking at huge icebergs on the arctic ocean with sunset in Ilulissat, Greenland.
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Ice breaking up along coast. Glaciers of Greenland. Some graphics are provided by NASA.
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The polar arctic Northern lights aurora borealis sky star in Norway Svalbard in Longyearbyen city man mountains
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Mosses and lichens are the most hardy plants and reach extreme Northern limits of Earth. Moss, prevails brium, in Franz Josef Land. Thawing of soils
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The polar arctic Northern lights aurora borealis sky star in Norway Svalbard in Longyearbyen city man mountains
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Mosses and lichens are the most hardy plants and reach extreme Northern limits of Earth. Moss, prevails brium, in Franz Josef Land. Thawing of soils
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The Dawes Glacier in the Endicott Arm of Alaska