Subj: Polar Topography, bathymetry
Date: 7/4/01 10:59:37 AM Pacific Daylight Time
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Here, let's get this first one outta the way.  Notice the magnetometer reading went haywire on June 26!  Boy we'll have to keep this page handy unless there's a closer link.
 
Vostok Station's Magnetosphere charts:
http://www.aari.nw.ru/clgmi/geophys/pc_Data_2.html
 
It's the best I can do so far: a South Pole topography movie in the link below.  But I feel like it's my first college class in bathymetry and I'm lost.  Can someone please pull out these images somehow?
http://www.ps.ucl.ac.uk/~awayne/polar/geography.html
 
Planet Mars topography!  Aw, why not?  It looks neat.
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/research/msp/msp.html
 
Don't miss the Gakkel Ridge expedition in 2001.  Some people going apparently can't wait, like it's the whole family going camping.  This Ridge happens to be the largest mid-ocean ridge or something.
http://www.mpch-mainz.mpg.de/~geo/Arctic/
It's sensible that we should know about bathymetry/topography, in case we have land masses shift or have earthquakes...