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Arctic Ice June 2010 - Vimarsana News

Arctic Ice June 2010

Arctic Ice June 2010This article describes the current state of the Arctic sea ice and makes some predictions for the month ahead.  The predictions are based on my visual analysis of hundreds of satellite images.  I begin with some background and explanatory materials and then show how satellite images can be analyzed to show the mechanis

Arctic's sea ice cover reached one of its lowest levels this month in part of Northwest Passage - Vimarsana News

Arctic's sea ice cover reached one of its lowest levels this month in part of Northwest Passage

Sea ice coverage along the northern route of the Northwest Passage was the fourth lowest on record since 1968 during the week of Sept. 10, the Canadian Ice Service said Wednesday.

Source: cbc.ca
Arctic shipping routes expanding quicker than predicted - Vimarsana News

Arctic shipping routes expanding quicker than predicted

As ice melts, navigable routes have opened in ways that were not expected until the middle of this century.

Arctic Shipping Routes Are Expanding Faster than Predicted - Vimarsana News

Arctic Shipping Routes Are Expanding Faster than Predicted

As ice melts, navigable routes have opened in ways that were not expected until the middle of this century.

The Quest for the North Pole: 39 Key Players - Vimarsana News

The Quest for the North Pole: 39 Key Players

January 13, 2021 Hundreds—perhaps thousands—of people took part in the international race to explore the Arctic and claim the North Pole. Here's a collection of some of the most important and influential figures discussed in Mental Floss's new podcast, 1. Arnaq // Inuit // ?-1577 Arnaq was the name assigned to an Inuit woman from Baffin Island in Nunavut, Canada, who was taken captive by Martin Frobisher in 1577, along with Kalicho and her infant son called Nutaaq. Arnaq means “woman” or “female” in Inuktitut. 2. William Baffin // English // c. 1584-1622 Baffin was a navigator a...