In another important detail, scientists also found that Arctic sea ice has been getting smoother over the last three decades. When ice flows push up against each other they form deep pressure ...

The vast expanse of sea ... time and temperature. In truth, the ice pack is in near-constant motion: flexing and breaking, flowing and piling up as winds and currents push it around the Arctic.

PARIS - In 2025, the sea ice in the ... much of the Arctic experienced above-average January temperatures,” the NSIDC said. This was particularly marked north of Greenland and over central ...

Arctic daily sea ice extent continued to hover near record daily lows in January, with the ice edge well northward of its long-term average position in most areas. In contrast to the cold conditions ...

Sea ice finally covered the southeastern area in Hudson Bay (eastward of the Belcher Islands) at the end of the month after an unusually prolonged open water period stretching well into winter.

The US National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) said the Arctic sea ice surface area was at a ... This was particularly marked north of Greenland and over central Alaska, the report said, with ...

In summer 2012, Arctic sea ice declined to a record minimum and ... European Research Council Advanced Investigator grant 294757 to AB and additional funding came from the Max Planck Society. The ship ...

In particular, the new model is more comprehensive in accounting for sea currents and ice flow, which in turn accelerates how quickly the last ice area becomes seasonally ice-free after the central ...

Temperatures in the Arctic are rising at twice the rate of the rest of the world. Warming temperatures are linked to many changes in the Arctic, including reduced sea ice, melting permafrost and ...

The Arctic Ice Project had been testing the use of silica beads to increase the reflectivity of young sea ice, helping to preserve it through the Arctic summer. Receive a weekly dose of discovery ...

A single-engine plane flying over water in Alaska just south of the Arctic Circle with 10 people on board experienced a ...

A US research non-profit called the Arctic Ice Project (AIP) is closing down its operations and has cancelled ongoing geoengineering experiments in the Arctic, citing environmental concerns and ...