icescape

ice·scape

(īs′skāp′)

A view or picture of a region of ice and snow.

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-Silver Medal in 11th Malaysia Open National Figure Skating Championship 15th Apr - 16th Apr 2016 at Icescape Ice Rink Kuala Lumpur.

Priyam Tated to participate in Artistic Skating World Championships in France

Arctic sea ice trafficability--new strategies for a changing icescape. PhD thesis, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, Alaska.

Assessing Sea lee Trafficability in a Changing Arctic

A foggy sun casts bitter lemon rays over the fragmented, sepiatone icescape, and plumes of sea smoke fuddle the horizon.

Icy landscape to float your boat; Summer cruises are popular in the Arctic, but what about winter? SARAH MARSHALL braves minus 30C temperatures to embark on a pioneering voyage through the ice

His ship, Endurance, was trapped and ultimately lost to the ice, forcing Shackleton and his men to fight for survival on a vast and treacherous icescape for two years.

Iced In

The reason bears use smells on the hunt is "because winds can carry odours across the complex icescape," according to the study.

Polar Bears Use Scents On The Wind To Hunt

The absurdity of posting apocalyptic prognostications as a warning to an uninhabited icescape becomes poignant when the billboard itself falls victim to its own predictions.

La Biennale de Montreal: Various Venues

Pained by the fear of being perceived as failures who abandoned their leader on the savage polar icescape, they suffered depression, guilt and marriage breakdowns.

Scott's Curse; ANNIVERSARY OF HUNT FOR BODY OF POLE HERO

It was part of the NASA-funded ICESCAPE program to investigate the impact of climate change in the polar Chukchi and Beaufort Seas.

Under polar sea ice, a spectacular bloom

The photographers played a vital part in the explorers' stories by depicting the vast scale of the icescape and iceberg grottos, as well as documenting the expedition.

Icescapes at the palace reveal The Heart of the Great Alone; It is a pioneering tale of heroism, bravery, and ultimately tragedy, that has mesmerised generations. Now 100 years on from his epic voyage to the South Pole, the legend of Captain Robert Falcon Scott lives on in a poignant photographic exhibition at Buckingham Palace, writes Helen Turner

Stardust's sole camera, pieced together from an old lens from the Voyager program and a detector from Galileo, recorded a diverse and structured dirty icescape that looked very familiar.

Comet Tempel 1 gets a second look

When studying sea ice, satellites beam microwaves at the icescape and, among other things, record how they scatter.

Ice- melt in Arctic duping experts

Amid this glacial icescape, Verney further explores his conflicted sense of temporality and history: