A couple of notes:
BREAKFAST: The breakfast bar will open at their regular time: 0700
Plan of the Day, October 13
0600 Breakfast
0700 - 1600 Aircraft access
1800 Science/Weather brief (Sala de Truco, accross from reception desk)
Operation IceBridge, NASA’s airborne survey of polar ice, is flying in Greenland for the second time this year, to observe the impact of the summer melt season on the ice sheet. The IceBridge flights, which began on Aug. 27 and will continue until Sept. 16, are mostly repeats of lines that the team flew in early May, so that scientists can observe changes in ice elevation between the spring and late summer.
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This summer, with sea ice across the Arctic Ocean shrinking to below-average levels, a NASA airborne survey of polar ice just completed its first flights. Its target: aquamarine pools of melt water on the ice surface that may be accelerating the overall sea ice retreat
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