Seadragon (SSN-584), foreground, and her sister Skate (SSN-578) during a rendezvous at the North Pole in August 1962.
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This has been a typo error for over 50 years…
This was a rendezvous at North Poland in August 1962.
There… Global Warming Scam is saved.
It just needed a few letters adjusted.
Looking at the photograph, it is interesting note that there seems to be a lot of water surrounding the two subs. Was this water melt or an illusion ?
Wind and wave action separated the ice then as it does now. Normal ice activity in that region.
Say, that guy with the atomic blow torch on the fore deck of the Skate looks like Reggie.
Are the rowers finally running for “cover”?
http://mainstreamlastfirst.com/
looks that way…..unless their GPS is way off again…..they just headed deep inside a dead end
They are dealing with strong NW winds for the next few days.
…then that means they are not even going to try to make it around the hook
I hope they got enough coffee mate at Tux!
Nikon Camera is one of their sponsors.
You would expect more documentary photos.
Are they taking night photos to conceal the icebergs ?
Are they using the camera flash to power the solar cells ?
GPS pings are less and less, like the sunlight.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mainstream-Last-First/143857365738368
That is virtual water, not real water. A lot like all the virtual snow that British children have been seeing over the last several years. It can’t be real snow, because climate experts told us several years ago that British children would grow up never seeing real snow.
At least it is not CGI like the ice images we are seeing now.
It is abundantly clear the military was detonating A-Bombs in the Arctic in the early sixties, at the Parka Atoll.