Recent satellite photos show that the amount of sea ice on the Arctic Ocean is the second lowest in summer on record, after 2012 the area of Arctic ice has shrunk to the second smallest in record for 40 years.Ĭerezer, an expert at the US National Snow and Ice Data Center, said, “We are approaching the era of the seasonal ice-free Arctic Ocean. The expedition's findings are also supported by US satellite images. Once the trend of Arctic warming continues, people will only see a "Summer Free Arctic" in a few decades. Eroded, melted, thinned and brittle ice cubes. "We have witnessed the huge impact of global warming on this ice layer, which is regarded as the'climate change hardest hit area', and witnessed how dying the Arctic is." Expedition leader Rex said that in the Arctic, they found that they had suffered severely. Multiple ice samples to help assess the impact of climate change on the Arctic region and the world. Researchers collected data from various fields such as the atmosphere, sea ice, and ocean at temperatures as low as minus 42.3 degrees Celsius, and brought back 1,000 data.
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On September 20 last year, the "Polestar" ship departed from Tromso, Norway. The entire event cost 140 million euros, making it the most expensive and complex of the polar expedition project. The team includes hundreds of scientists from nearly 20 countries including Germany, China, and Russia. The Arctic scientific expedition is called the "Mosaic" Expedition Project and is led by the German Alfred Wegener Institute of Polar and Oceanography (AWI). They brought back devastating evidence that the Arctic was dying, and warned that the Arctic might face a "no ice in summer" condition within decades.
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German TV One reported on the 12th that the German Arctic research ship "Polestar" ended the world's largest Arctic expedition and returned to Bremerhaven on Monday. German Arctic research fleet: global warming, the Arctic may face "no ice in summer"