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"Maria Josefa Verdugo ships into the bitter cold of far-northern waters to measure ice-core properties as part of a year-round climate project."
The German research ship Polarstern is currently making a very special journey. It is drifting through the Arctic Ocean trapped in sea ice. The goal is to collect data about the Arctic winter and gain fundamental insights into global warming.
"On a ship frozen in the Arctic, scientists have spent all winter to shed light on exactly how the world is changing"
"Taking its blueprint from Fridtjof Nansen’s ‘Arctic drift’ mission 130 years ago, a new quest for science ventures farther north in winter than ever before."
"Festgefroren im Packeis wollen Wissenschaftler herausfinden, wie die Arktis das Klima beeinflusst. Die Forscher arbeiten unter widrigsten Bedingungen. In Berlin berichteten sie von ihren ersten Erkenntnissen."