Rekor Melting in North Ice
14.12.2007 CNN Türk
In a scientific conference held in the U. S., when the frosts in the north are eaten with past years, this summer was reported to be much more riveted.
American ochinograph Michael Steele ref that the ice layer in the North Pole is up to 2006 every summer average US's facial measurement (62 thousand 809 km2) in the Western Virginia province, while the amount of melting in the summer of 2007 is 30 times, the facial measurement of Alaska (1,7 million km2) or the 3 times of France. [[
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Steele said that it is necessary to understand the amount of melt, normally in the north regions where the icens are melted, the summer temperatures also indicate that the average is above 2 to 3 degrees.
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Steele, which has been done for about hundred years with devices available in various points of the ocean, and based on satellite rush said that the temperature in Alaska reach 12 to 13 degrees, "This was never seen before."
Another correspondent that the sea sciences in California Monterey from the school of ochinograph Wieslaw Maslowski is only 4,13 million km2 at the end of the summer of the north ice layer, and this was considered the smallest floating of modern times.
NASA's 2004 and according to 2005 to the satellite data, October 2004 in the North Pole – March 2006, a space was melted until Turkey's swim. [[
This summer quickly melted the ice layer in the north, at the end of the summer, said NASA’s climate experts explaining that the area with the same period of 4 years back to the half of the previous area, "If this quickly takes, the North Ice Sea, in a lot period than the expectations, in the end of 2012, they could become frosted."
Uzmans have also determined that the ice layer has obvious the area where it is closed, as well as a record level. Last year, it was announced that the ice layer in the north was forecast to completely melt at the end of 2040 articles.
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