An Icy Heart
A heart-shaped calving front of a glacier in northwest Greenland, as seen during an Operation IceBridge flight on Mar. 27, 2017.
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NASA timelapse shows a flight over Glaciers
NASA timelapse shows a flight over Greenland’s southern glaciers.
Mysterious Sound from sea floor baffles Canadian Military
Mysterious sound from the Arctic seafloor baffles Canadians.
Watch how this ship launched first time on water
Watch in the video how M.V. “Greenland” in the Ferus Smit Shipyard, launched first time on water, on 31.10.2015 in Westerbroek (The Netherlands)…
Watching Rising Seas from Space
NASA satellites measured the planet’s changing sea levels from 1992 to 2014. Since 1992, seas around the world have risen an average of nearly 3
Antarctica’s Ice Loss is affecting Earth’s Gravity
Antarctica’s ice loss is significant enough to affect Earth’s gravity. The gravity loss is very little but indicates big changes in ice coverage.
An Old Bird on the Polar Ice
Flying over the polar regions, a frontier that few eyes have seen, can be both awesome and tedious, beautiful and boring. It’s Landmarks become welcome signs,
NASA’s 3.2-gigapixel global selfie
NASA makes a 3.2-gigapixel global selfie zoomable Earth, using 36,422 individual images that were posted to social media sites on or around Earth Day, April
West Antarctic Ice Sheet Collapse is unstoppable
According to new studies the melting of the West Antarctic ice sheet is unstoppable, it is occurring faster than predicted and has ‘passed the point
Floating Arctic City powered by Icebergs
Floating Arctic City, a 800-person on-board community, will be powered using freshwater from melting icebergs.
