Changes in ice volume

Changes in ice volume
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This animation shows changes in ice volume in Antarctica, Greenland and the Arctic ocean measured by the CryoSat satellite, 2010–15. CryoSat’s readings also contribute to our knowledge of global ocean depth.

More about CryoSat:
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Observing_the_Earth/CryoSat

Credit: ESA/CPOM/UCL/D Sandwell/Planetary Visions

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7 responses to “Changes in ice volume”

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  2. Disgusting governments and businesses aren't acting quicker!

  3. 0:150:30 is there a hole or what is that?

  4. Is the measurement over the (North) Artic including precipitation and Humidity change?

  5. Thank you for uploading this informative video 🙂

  6. so no explanation an what these graphs mean and what their effects is? come on.

  7. Doesn't the last graph show a random pattern?

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