Researchers Freeze Ship Into Arctic Ice For Year-Long Study On Climate Change
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In 1893, Arctic explorer Fridtjof Nansen deliberately lodged his wooden ship in the sea ice north of Siberia, hoping that its natural drift would take him to the North Pole. Though the Norwegian scientist failed to reach his desired destination, his three-year-long, 2,000-kilometer journey into the North Atlantic Ocean revealed important data about the then-mysterious Arctic Ocean. Now, an international team of researchers have embarked on a similar journey for a groundbreaking climate change study of the Arctic.
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nataliemilian약 6년its nice
am-olm1약 6년It would probably be better if they just throw the anchor or if the water is very strong drop multiple anchors.
nac약 6년and the point is to drift to different spots
lmise7391약 6년in the arctic, sometimes water is too deep. kinda like trenches and there really is no bottom to anchor to,
- am-olm1약 6년I hope this succeeds! I don’t know about freezing it though.
- chip약 6년does anyone know when this article was posted
- pumpkin약 6년this is one of my favorite articles ive read so far. I can't belive it took him 3 years of get there that insane but soooooo cool.
- leland 약 6년this is amazing and cool
- alien약 6년hey this video is awesome
- hallow약 6년good luck
chlooe약 6년I hope that scientists can really help solve the global warming; it's gotten me very worried!- name약 6년wow this was really cool