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A polar bear swims through the Arctic Ocean toward Lady Franklin Island, Nunavut, Canada.

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Россия, Кольский полуостров, Териберка, Тундра, Побережье Северного Ледовитого океана

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Arctic Gymnopédie is on the ARCTIC GYMNOPEDIE (DIGITAL EP) 2011 LYS 015

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Kolyma River

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Arctic Ocean at midnight - northern Norway Robert Alexandersen

Lost in the magical midnight blues of the Arctic Ocean in northern Norway.

[global-education]

🌊 Revealing The Denmark Strait: The Greatest Underwater Waterfall on Earth

Hidden beneath the frigid waters of the North Atlantic Ocean lies a natural wonder of epic proportions - the Denmark Strait, often referred to as the "Greatest Underwater Waterfall on Earth." This awe-inspiring phenomenon is not your typical cascading waterfall, but rather an incredible display of oceanographic forces that occur between Greenland and Iceland. In this article, we will dive deep into the captivating story of the Denmark Strait and uncover the science behind its mesmerizing beauty.

The Geography of the Denmark Strait

Located in the North Atlantic Ocean, the Denmark Strait is a narrow passage that separates Greenland, the world's largest island, from Iceland, the land of fire and ice. This waterway, about 300 miles (483 kilometers) long and 180 miles (290 kilometers) wide, connects the Arctic Ocean to the east with the Atlantic Ocean to the west. The strait plays a vital role in the exchange of water masses and heat between these two major bodies of water.

The Underwater Waterfall Effect

What makes the Denmark Strait truly extraordinary is its unique hydrological feature - the "underwater waterfall." Unlike a traditional waterfall where water plunges from a height, this underwater cascade occurs due to differences in temperature and salinity between the two oceanic layers.

In the Denmark Strait, the surface waters from the Atlantic Ocean are relatively warm and less dense, while the deep waters from the Arctic Ocean are much colder and denser. When these two contrasting water masses meet, the cold, dense Arctic water dives below the warmer, lighter Atlantic water, creating a mesmerizing downward flow that mimics the appearance of a waterfall.

The Power of Nature

The sheer scale and power of the Denmark Strait are mind-boggling. The flow rate of water through the strait can be greater than the combined flow of all the world's rivers. It is estimated that more than 5 million cubic meters of water per second pass through the strait during its most active periods. To put that into perspective, it's roughly 200 times the flow rate of the Amazon River, the world's largest river.

Impact on Climate

The Denmark Strait's churning waters play a crucial role in global ocean circulation and climate regulation. As cold, nutrient-rich water from the Arctic Ocean rises to the surface during the mixing process, it promotes the growth of phytoplankton, the foundation of marine food chains. This, in turn, has a significant impact on the entire marine ecosystem in the North Atlantic.

Moreover, the heat exchange between the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans via the Denmark Strait has broader implications for global climate patterns. It contributes to the transport of heat from the equator towards the Arctic, helping to moderate temperatures in the northern regions and influencing weather systems worldwide.

Scientific Exploration

Unveiling the mysteries of the Denmark Strait has been a long-standing goal of oceanographers and marine scientists. They use advanced technologies such as autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to study the intricate dynamics of the strait. These tools allow researchers to collect data from the depths and provide valuable insights into the ocean's behavior.

Protecting the Denmark Strait

The Denmark Strait's delicate balance is vulnerable to the effects of climate change. As global temperatures rise, the Arctic Ocean warms, potentially altering the strait's dynamics and the broader oceanic circulation patterns. It is vital to monitor these changes closely and take measures to protect this natural wonder, as it plays a vital role in the Earth's climate system.

A Source of Inspiration

The Denmark Strait, hidden beneath the waves, serves as a reminder of the Earth's incredible natural forces and the interconnectedness of our planet's systems. Its awe-inspiring beauty and profound influence on the global climate make it a source of inspiration for scientists and nature enthusiasts alike.

The Denmark Strait is a testament to the wonders that remain undiscovered within our oceans. As we continue to explore and study this remarkable phenomenon, we gain a deeper understanding of the intricate mechanisms that shape our world.

Let us celebrate and protect the Denmark Strait, ensuring that future generations can marvel at its majesty and appreciate the vital role it plays in maintaining the health of our planet.

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Arctic Ocean at midnight - northern Norway Robert Alexandersen

Dive into the enchanting world of the Arctic Ocean at midnight, as captured by the talented Robert Alexandersen.

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Gulls land on a small iceberg in the Arctic Ocean toward the end of summer, when the sea ice has reached its annual minimum. According to NASA, September Arctic sea ice is now shrinking at a rate of 12.6 percent a decade, which can lead to more intense summer heat waves, sea-level rise, and significant habitat destruction for wildlife populations. #hvscofficial #arcticocean #arctic #norway #travel #nature #arcticcircle #ocean #wildlife #climatechange #barentssea #russia #northpole #seaice #teriberka #sea #svalbard #norge #north #arcticadventures #landscape #iceland #r #expedition #alaska #globalwarming #greenland #wanderlust #polarbear #polarbears (at Gull Island) https://www.instagram.com/p/CofI1tBpqgi/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Nothing like a beautiful beach in the middle of winter 😆 ☃️ #beachesofinstagram #winter2022 #norway #natgeoyourshot #outdooradventures #arcticocean (at Haukland, Nordland, Norway) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnrzLGPtDHO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Epic Whale Swarm Encounter in Teriberka | Must-See Arctic Adventure!

Epic Whale Swarm Encounter in Teriberka | Must-See Arctic Adventure! 🌊🐋 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFKQBrN6h8c incredible adventure, I encountered a massive swarm of whales in Teriberka, a remote village located in the Arctic regions of Russia. This stunning wildlife experience took place amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Teriberka, showcasing the raw beauty of nature and the power of these magnificent creatures. Teriberka, known for its rugged beauty and remote location, offers some of the most dramatic scenes on Earth. In this video, you’ll see the rare and magical sight of whales swimming together in the chilly Arctic waters, creating an awe-inspiring experience. From the freezing coastlines of Russia to the depths of the ocean, join me on this unforgettable journey where I capture an epic whale encounter like no other. Make sure to hit like, comment, and subscribe for more incredible adventures around the world! Follow my journey to witness more stunning wildlife, epic travel destinations, and hidden gems around the globe. #LetsGhoom #TravelVlogs #WhaleSwarm #Teriberka #ArcticWildlife #WhaleWatching #WildlifeAdventure #RussiaTravel #ExploreTheWorld #EpicNature #AdventureTravel #ArcticOcean #WhaleEncounters #SoloTravel #HiddenGems #NatureLovers #Travel2024 #TravelTheWorld via LetsGhoom: Road Trips, Adventures & Travel vlogs https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrgBbyX3To6D9yWzNmCvh-Q December 21, 2024 at 09:46PM

[allthenewzworld]

Scientists working on a research ship in the Arctic Ocean think they have discovered a huge underwater volcano under the sea.

The crew aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Healy were working on a project to map the seafloor off the coast of Alaska, US, when they found it - 1,600 metres beneath them.

A possible gas plume has been detected rising from it, but the experts have said it's no threat to people.

"These findings are exciting and offer insight into what may exist beneath the ocean's surface, much of which is unknown in this region," said Captain Meghan McGovern from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Tap the link in our bio to find out more about the discovery.

(📸 US Coast Guard, Getty)

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[davidstanleytravel]

Monumental Island, Nunavut, is part of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago in the Arctic Ocean. The British claim to the island dates back to visit by explorer Martin Frobisher in the 1570s. In 1880 the archipelago was transferred to Canada.

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Boat in the Arctic ocean #boat #arcticocean #ocean

These people are fools or behaviors dangerous he doesn't want to be near them but he has to be and the amped up it's really bad. Right now there's a huge war between them and the pseudo empire still a myth that he's hanging out with Ken but nobody else will hang out with him and it's his father-in-law it's about his wife Hera and it springs them on to try stupid things and they did try to go to Venus three times today so far each time 500 million ships out of the remaining it was 6 billion chips so now it's 4.5 billion other 500 million seating up and it'll be done to actually four and they're getting smaller and smaller not bigger and weaker and weaker. That leads us to the islands which are under siege and they're cutting loose 2 billion ships to go there and they will only have two billion left shortly those ships going to the island will be beaten and the ships going to Venus will be beaten out of the two billion ships Trump probably has 0.3% and will not be listened to and will probably try and fight them and they'll have to take them down and they'll probably lose a bunch of people too or ships too and there's other things happening like that in the Western hemisphere if they are at nesuto empire bunkers in Brazil and the Canadian tundra and upper New England or Northern New England and they have sent a ton of troops the numbers are not even a percentage they are but it's really like 0.3% total but it's a lot and they keep failing and they're going to attack momentarily now they've been attacking and they're losing and if they're about down to about 20% and they're calling more by tomorrow is probably a percentage and they're losing rapidly a lot of territory on the islands the back of morlock are probably around 15% this more left and arrives and over the past year and also off Island they were at about 17% and now they're at about 14% tomorrow will be 13% and they are fighting like cats and dogs if the pseudo empire loses the basis they're going to start to attack them everywhere. It's going to be a huge day and there's a lot of people that are going to suffer and it's happening now. He feeds off Mars and Saturn are still fighting but they're both sides cut in half so far it's covering their activities there and Trump says on purpose

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Tide timelapse under ice

by Alexander Benedik

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AMAZING FOOTAGE OF ARCTIC ICEBREAKER SHIP … … … COMPLETE VIDEO LINK https://youtu.be/FSdSThenOUY … … … #arctic #arcticadventures #arcticocean #travel #adventure #traveldestination #icebreaker #icebreakers #icebreaking #ship #dronestagram #droneoftheday #droneshots #aerialphotography #aerialview #ice #frozenocean #ocean #oceanlife #cinematicvideo #cinematography #colorist #colorgrading #filmmaking #filmmaker (at Arctic) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSl5YjFgTVm/?utm_medium=tumblr

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10.02.2019, Day 3 - Sailing