Very fascinating information! Thanks for posting! I'd like to offer some constructive criticism though and I hope it is heard in the same objective manner I intend it. The audio editing was pretty distracting for me. The music sounded way too loud and mismatched the pretty quiet spoken parts. To be fair, I've experienced some light hearing damage from cutting steel, so the twangy music could just be hitting my personal sensitivities. Once again, very cool stuff! I'd love to see this shine! Merry travels, future internet dwellers!
@Chris-ro7mn3 жыл бұрын
Oden och thule? Låter som investor byggen...
@peterpuck18784 жыл бұрын
STOP SPREADING FAKE CLIMATE ALARM NEWS ! ! ! ! ! ! LUCK JUST 817 VIEWS OF THIS SHIT ! ! ! ! !
@jonlucas55215 жыл бұрын
There are thousands of ice breaker expeditions into the Arctic annually. From outer space, the water appears black, which is 100 percent light absorbing, which increases the amount of solar energy absorbed in those regions. This phenomena has been demonstrated on a microcosm scale on a frozen lake where the broken ice melts away much faster than where it is not broken. It is a matter that the study and invasive ice breaking are major contributors of the very thing being studied...basically, mauling the thing being studied to death with the study. Man is pretty stupid, thinking themselves to be wise, they became as fools.
@cinderron115 жыл бұрын
Did you find any dinosaur bones ? I believe there would be a lot of them . Even some new species .
@Polarforskning5 жыл бұрын
"The expedition findings proved spectacular, and included a virtually complete body trace left by an Ichthyostega-like tetrapod, as well as numerous footprints and body fossils demonstrating new occurrences of Devonian-Carboniferous tetrapods, early bony fish and freshwater shark remains. Likewise, exploration in earliest Triassic successions discovered exceptionally preserved early reef-forming communities, as well a diversity of fish species, and even the skeleton of a small terrestrial archosauriform - a distant antecedent of modern crocodiles and birds. A mass accumulation of Late Triassic dinosaur footprints incorporating a rare “sitting trace” was also recovered, along with bones and teeth of a primitive carnivorous theropod, which represents the oldest Boreal dinosaur fossil known to date." polarforskningsportalen.se/en/arctic/expeditions/ostra-gronland-2016/cruise-reports/forsta-stegen-upp-pa-land-och-tillbaka-till-vattnet-del-2
@h3ntail0rd336 жыл бұрын
succ dank meme edition
@manniaraqs69246 жыл бұрын
I am from greenland i can't find dinosarus bones
@MW-wm2uy6 жыл бұрын
Skön gubbe!😃
@SimHatz6 жыл бұрын
Tack, intressant!
@zadarmochcenie6 жыл бұрын
Such beautiful video! <3 Thank you a lot!
@Martinsleep7 жыл бұрын
Vilken studieväg rekommenderas för att ha bästa förutsättningarna att arbeta med detta i framtiden?
@Polarforskning7 жыл бұрын
Det beror mest på vad du har för intressen. Forskare som fältarbetar i polarområdena finns inom de flesta vetenskapliga discipliner. Oftast handlar det om naturvetenskaplig forskning, t.ex. geologi, oceanografi, ekologi eller zoologi, men även humanistiska och samhällsvetenskapliga forskare studerar polarområdena. Om du inte är intresserad av att bli forskare, så är det förstås möjligt att arbeta i fält som tekniker, säkerhetsansvarig, läkare osv.
@Martinsleep7 жыл бұрын
Tack för svaret uppskattas verkligen, jag är lite i det stadiet där jag är intresserad av allt så det blir nog till att läsa på inom de olika områdena och lista ut vad som lockar mest, det jag har erfarenhet av är el/data tekniker, men har alltid velat arbeta med naturen!
@techdoor40457 жыл бұрын
coolt
@zapfanzapfan7 жыл бұрын
Punch? Man får dricka på jobbet som forskare alltså? :-)