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... million years ago. Henning is cooking dinner today and we are excited. A young Arctic fox visited us on the western plateau. Somewhat timid, but curious. Two muskoxen are hanging out on a plateau nearby.

Det ser man bland annat på de många smältdammarna som bildats ovanpå havsisen och som vi har sett längs vår färd norrut. Men där vi är nu är ...

... sort/tag all fossils. This last day we’ve had wind around 8 m/s, about 10 °C and a cloudless sky. We made a great discovery today – Ben’s hammer was found in the terrain. Naturally we found some fossils – ammonites, clam, and ...

Everyone on board, 67 persons, gathered on the bridge to celebrate when the GPS came closer and closer to the latitude 90°N. Oden was smoothly parked ...

... the Arctic Ocean 2016 expedition we were planning to launch meteorological radiosondes every six hours, with the data being used both for research and sent to the EUMETNET service for use in initialising forecast models. Unfortunately, ...

The last couple of days, we have been busy with seismic lines. This means that Oden is breaking ice in straight lines through heavy, massive ice with ridges while the Canadian icebreaker Louis S. ...

Meteorologen Nicke Juuso berättar vad han gör på isbrytaren Oden under Arctic Ocean 2016.

Today I was woken as usual around 5 am as my cabin mate, affectionately known as the ‘One Man Riot’ by his colleagues in the Swedish Air Force Meteorology Group, prepared ...

... the properties of aerosols, i.e. tiny particles suspended in the air. Aerosols are very important for the climate because they act as nuclei on which cloud droplets and ice crystals form. The lab. Photo: Åsa Lindgren On board Oden we ...

Planeringen av en polarexpedition är lite som att lägga ett pussel med oändligt många bitar. En del bitar är stora och påtagligt dominanta, men ofta hänger en lyckad ...

... and sunny day we have had since leaving Longyearbyen more than a month ago. We had beautiful clear light all day, but late in the afternoon got a spectacular treat – a halo with sun dogs (the bright spots either side of the sun). Both the ...

... Oden on the Arctic Ocean 2016 expedition, and she explains how they collect samples of sediment to be able to see what the Arctic conditions was millions of years ago and how it has changed until today. Science team on board: Carina ...

Ice is a complicated and very fascinating material. If you freeze water at home in a freezer, you get a very solid ice cube, that is ...

Nicke Juuso work as the expedition meteorologist during the expedition Arctic Ocean 2016. In this video he shows what the scientists are doing on board the icebreaker Oden and why they have gone all the way up to the Arctic Ocean. See ...

Oden i havsisen. Foto: Åsa Lindgren Nu är vi på väg söderut genom isen ner mot Svalbard och i takt med att vi närmar oss iskanten blir det alltmer liv omkring oss. Gulbruna alger på undersidan av isflaken som Oden bryter upp, ...

Atmosphere scientists on board icebreaker Oden uses weather balloons to make measurements in the air. The measurements can ...

Back in Longyearbyen after six weeks. We ended the expedition with some rough waters from the ice edge down to Longyearbyen. This was such a contrast after being in ice most of the last weeks. We are ...

The first of these adaptive radiations ocurred 370 million years ago, when the earliest tetrapods modified their fins into legs and emerged onto dry land. ...

Dronning Maud Land is one of the least studied regions of Antarctica in terms of variations in ice sheet thickness and dynamics. There are plenty of potential study sites in the mountain ranges, whose peaks ...

Stockholms universitet har producerat en film om den internationella forskningsexpeditionen SWERUS-C3 med isbrytaren Oden i Arktiska oceanen. Sammanlagt ett ...