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| 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.
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?
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...