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While I’m not a geologist, it’s hard not to be fascinated by the geology of the largest island on earth. It holds a great many mysteries as only 1/5th of the island is not covered by ice. The geology is ancient; most of Greenland is dominated by crystalline rocks and is part of the Precambrian

Did I mention we flew to Canada today? ‘C’mon, it’s Canada. We zip in, we pick ‘em up, we zip right out again. We’re not going to Moscow. It’s Canada. It’s like going to Wisconsin.’ If you are a fan of the movie Stripes then you’re laughing along with me. Turns out there is an interesting ‘little’

Let’s start with two incredible videos that lead scientist Michael Studinger has been putting together from the forward looking video camera on the P-3. It’s just like a ‘dash-cam’ except this on is mounted in the front of a plane. Neither of the videos has been altered or sped up – this is the way

The fences constructed at the Carbon in Permafrost Experimental Heating Site are a natural means of heating the ground underneath. When the snow builds up on one side of the fence it insulates the ground more and raises its temperature 2-3 degrees. The experiments at CiPEHR conducted by principal

On 4-10-13 Operation IceBridge flew a mission on the western side of Greenland through more stunning scenery. Even the veteran pilots were pointing to things and smiling a lot. They really like the kind of flying required by IceBridge. Much of the time was spent over the [Jakobshavn glacier]( http:/