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[10/27/2009] NASA Feature Page
Operation Ice Bridge
[10/26/2009] Scientific American
Polar Perspective: NASA DC-8 Monitors Antarctica's Meltdown from the Skies
[10/23/2009] LJWorld Blogs
Turning Antarctic data into gold
[10/23/2009] The Antarctic Sun
NASA Ice Bridge
[10/22/2009] LJWorld Blogs
Sea ice focus of Wednesday's Antarctica flight
[10/27/2009] NASA Feature Page
Operation Ice Bridge
[10/26/2009] Scientific American
Polar Perspective: NASA DC-8 Monitors Antarctica's Meltdown from the Skies
[10/23/2009] LJWorld Blogs
Turning Antarctic data into gold
[10/23/2009] The Antarctic Sun
NASA Ice Bridge
[10/22/2009] LJWorld Blogs
Sea ice focus of Wednesday's Antarctica flight
DC-8 OVERVIEW
The DC-8's primary purpose is to provide a platform where researchers can gather data while in flight. It allows several experiments to take place simultaneously and with constant conditions. More >
The DC-8's primary purpose is to provide a platform where researchers can gather data while in flight. It allows several experiments to take place simultaneously and with constant conditions. More >
NEXT MISSION - OIB
Operation Ice Bridge - October/November 2009
NASA Airborne Science program, in concert with the ICESat program, will be investigating Arctic/Antarctic sea ice to fill the five or six year data gap between the end of ICESat-I and the launch of ICESat-II.
NASA's in-house aircraft, with a variety of instruments, will observe and measure ice sheets, glaciers and sea ice in the areas of coastal Greenland, the southeast Alaskan glaciers, the Arctic, coastal Antarctica - including the Antarctic Peninsula, and interior Antarctica. More >
Operation Ice Bridge - October/November 2009
NASA Airborne Science program, in concert with the ICESat program, will be investigating Arctic/Antarctic sea ice to fill the five or six year data gap between the end of ICESat-I and the launch of ICESat-II.
NASA's in-house aircraft, with a variety of instruments, will observe and measure ice sheets, glaciers and sea ice in the areas of coastal Greenland, the southeast Alaskan glaciers, the Arctic, coastal Antarctica - including the Antarctic Peninsula, and interior Antarctica. More >
Mission Blog -- Operation ICEBridge >
A recent success -- SARP 2009 >