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Signs of Flow Atop Antarctic Ice
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Published January 20, 2018
Ice moves slowly, and fractures are often the only perceptible indication of movement.
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Ice in the Weddell Sea
Published January 2, 2018
Areas of new sea ice are visible in the vicinity of the Larsen C ice shelf off the Antarctic Peninsula.
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Southern Antarctic Peninsula
Published December 28, 2017
Approaching the icy continent by aircraft, the vast expanse of water and ice is suddenly broken by gray and brown rocky mountaintops
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A Birdseye View of Iceberg A-68A
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Published November 23, 2017
From an altitude of just over 1,000 feet, photographs from aircraft give an uncommon look at the massive Antarctic iceberg.
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Icy Fingers in the Weddell Sea
Published November 22, 2017
As a result of the collision, blocks of ice slide above and below each other in a pattern that resembles a zipper or interlocking fingers.
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New Rift on Petermann Glacier
Published April 19, 2017
Glaciologists are watching a new crack that has formed on a glacier in northwest Greenland.
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Meltwater Channels on Ellesmere Island
Published April 12, 2017
Meltwater has carved sinuous channels on the DeVries Glacier in the Canadian Arctic.
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Greenland’s Lesser-Known Glaciers
Published September 17, 2016
NASA’s Operation IceBridge mission concluded its 2016 airborne campaign in Greenland.
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