Seaglider. The University of Washington developed this 'glider' and deployed for six months at Davis Strait between the North American continent and Greenland. This is one of the locations were 'fresh water' from melting Arctic Ocean ice enters the global ocean circulations.
We know from prior Earth data that the 'underwater waterfall' at this location powers the entire global ocean circulation. When this fresh water ceases to exist the ocean circulations slow and changes climate.
The University of Washington is doing vitally important work. Clicking the title to this entry will explain Seagliders mission in a video. Thank you.
May 18, 2009
Southeast View - Looking across the ? Icy Strait ?
May 18, 2009
Northeast View
May 18, 2009
North View
Topo Map of Cape Spenser Camera. It has three views, north, northeast and southeast. The pictures above show the degradation of our National Park due to Human Induced Global Warming.
Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska Map
Local Time: 2:07 PM AKDT (GMT -08)
Lat/Lon: 58.8° N 137.0° W
Current Conditions
Temperature :: 57 °F
Conditons :: Clear
Humidity :: 29%
Dew Point :: 25 °F
Wind :: 7 mph from the WSW
Pressure :: 30.11 in (Falling)
Visibility :: 10.0 miles
UV :: 7 out of 16
Clouds :: Clear -
(Above Ground Level)
Elevation :: 33 ft
Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska Map
Local Time: 2:07 PM AKDT (GMT -08)
Lat/Lon: 58.8° N 137.0° W
Current Conditions
Temperature :: 57 °F
Conditons :: Clear
Humidity :: 29%
Dew Point :: 25 °F
Wind :: 7 mph from the WSW
Pressure :: 30.11 in (Falling)
Visibility :: 10.0 miles
UV :: 7 out of 16
Clouds :: Clear -
(Above Ground Level)
Elevation :: 33 ft
