Starting next week, NASA's Operation IceBridge, an airborne survey of polar ice, will be carrying science
flights over sea ice in the Arctic, to help validate satellite readings and provide insight into the impact of the summer melt season on land and sea ice.
Not exact matches
NASA is carrying out its sixth consecutive year of Operation IceBridge research
flights over Antarctica to study changes in the continent's
ice sheet, glaciers and
sea ice.
During a
flight over the Pine Island Glacier
ice shelf, the DC - 8 banks
over the Amundsen
Sea and the clean edge of the
ice shelf front.
Reuters photo caption: «Broken Arctic
sea ice as seen from a window in from a U.S. Coast Guard C130
flight over the Arctic Ocean September 30, 2009.»