This storm began over the Arctic ice sheet, moved toward the North Pole, crossed the Greenwich Meridian, and eventually dissipated in the Western Hemisphere. Remarkably, it came within just 44 ...

Although no one “owns” the North Pole, countries with land ringing the Central Arctic Ocean already have rights extending some way beyond their coastlines, under international law. Now three ...

Arctic wildlife is changing in ways that scientists like us don’t yet fully understand. Better protection for these species is urgently needed. Establishing a new North Pole marine reserve where ...

3. The North Dip Pole isn’t stationary. Just in the last century, it has migrated northward from a point in Canada at about 71 degrees latitude to its current position, about 85 degrees north, in the ...

TASS/. The North Pole - 42 expedition to study the Arctic's dynamically changing processes may start in late summer - early autumn in 2024. It will be the second voyage of the North Pole ice ...

There is no permanent human presence at the North Pole and the sun rises (in March) and sets just once per year (in September) so 'time of day' has no meaning. Arctic scientists and researchers ...

Earlier, head of the national hydro-meteorology service, Roshydromet, Igor Shumakov, said it would be more reasonable to have the North Pole stay in the Arctic for another year than to have it ...

Although no one “owns” the North Pole, countries with land ringing the Central Arctic Ocean already have rights extending some way beyond their coastlines, under international law. Now three ...