Scientists using satellite images and data from NASA’s Operation IceBridge have found evidence of a drained and refilled subglacial lake beneath northeastern Greenland’s Flade Ice Cap.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Drained & Refilled Subglacial Lake
From NASA:
Scientists using satellite images and data from NASA’s Operation IceBridge have found evidence of a drained and refilled subglacial lake beneath northeastern Greenland’s Flade Ice Cap.
Scientists using satellite images and data from NASA’s Operation IceBridge have found evidence of a drained and refilled subglacial lake beneath northeastern Greenland’s Flade Ice Cap.
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Weather Data Collection
From the NOAA Hurricane Hunters:
#NOAA42 (A #NOAA P-3) sits under a waning crescent moon in Halifax, Nova Scotia this past weekend. Dr. James McFadden (NOAA/AOC Chief of Programs) reported that the temperature was 3˚F with a wind chill of -17˚F on Saturday morning as the crew prepared to fly a mission over theLabrador Sea. The purpose of the mission was to collect data during two different satellite overpasses in support of The NOAA Satellite and Information Service.
- Photo Credits: Mr. Rich Henning (NOAA/AOC)
The NOAA Hurricane Hunters National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) NOAA Office of Marine and Aviation Operations#research
#NOAA42 (A #NOAA P-3) sits under a waning crescent moon in Halifax, Nova Scotia this past weekend. Dr. James McFadden (NOAA/AOC Chief of Programs) reported that the temperature was 3˚F with a wind chill of -17˚F on Saturday morning as the crew prepared to fly a mission over theLabrador Sea. The purpose of the mission was to collect data during two different satellite overpasses in support of The NOAA Satellite and Information Service.
- Photo Credits: Mr. Rich Henning (NOAA/AOC)
The NOAA Hurricane Hunters National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) NOAA Office of Marine and Aviation Operations#research
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