File:Sea Ice North of Fairbanks (5583013963).jpg
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Sea ice in the Arctic Ocean was visible from a window on the P-3 during a science flight on March 23, 2011, that flew north of Fairbanks, Alaska. Credit: NASA/Jim Yungel Operation IceBridge, now in its third year, makes annual campaigns in the Arctic and Antarctic where science flights monitor glaciers, ice sheets and sea ice. |
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