A historical perspective on the early break-up of #seaice in north east #Greenland, which happened shortly after @SteffenMalskaer's now famous dog-sledge photo
En varm maj og juni i nordvestgrønland har fået havisen til at bryde tidligt op på disse kanter🌡️🌊 Læs mere her: https://t.co/K1S4pa064n #grønland#havis
@ruth_mottram IMO (International Meteor Organization) has a website where you can provide data on your observation, and it then calculates the most probable path based on all observations!
Approximate path of the #meteor that I saw on Saturday evening, calculated by combining data from 15 observers in Eastern Denmark and Northern Germany. #CitizenScience
Er i sommerhus på Falster, og har lige set en meteor. Er der nogen herinde, som ved, hvem man skal fortælle det til? Og/eller nogen som ved hvordan man bedst går på meteor-jagt 😊
Marie Tharp laid the groundwork for plate tectonics without ever having gone to sea to collect data, because women were not allowed to sail. She first joined a sea-going expedition in 1968, 9 years after publishing her maps. (read more: https://t.co/eAEnrfyH6z) #WomenInSTEM
warming Arctic sea surface temperatures bring a new record *late* minimum in Arctic sea ice area. HT @RasmusTonboe@MaiWinstrup @GDybkjaer @DMIdk read more in Danish https://t.co/V4kdWa9pZ1
Strong winds have finally given the #A68 iceberg a push to move away from its Larsen C parent ice shelf in #Antarctica - as seen in this animation generated by @adrian_luckman using data from the #Sentinel1 satellites.
Details: https://t.co/6LgjXwOPjh
Checking up on the ISAR radiometer at Norrøna Ferry, where it is measuring sea surface temperatures between Denmark and the Faroe Islands @RasmusTonboe
And a third radiometer is currently on its way to be installed at @egripcamp in North East Greenland - in a collaboration with Centre for Ice and Climate at University of Copenhagen. Thank you to all our great collaborators! https://t.co/9M54YWSxND
@ASIP_project is now on Twitter and new website https://t.co/XoHEHZCCHQ is soon to be launched. Untill then, learn more about ASIP from NBC Mach: https://t.co/Uvq6Jhjo9C
A layer of #snow protects the #seaice during summer. Here our first results on the evolution of #Arctic sea ice snow cover during spring 2013, retrieved from #AMSR sattelite data.
A beautiful visible layer of volcanic ash was found in the #eastgrip#icecore today! Could be the Saksurnarvatn tephra at the end of the last glacial. https://t.co/mmjok2SKk6