January 2, 2007: Nebraska ice storm

vidacita · 01-04-2007, 08:22 AM

"So I guess that ice shelf didn't actually separate from the north of Canada last week"

No, it happened 16 months ago. Wonder why the wait to tell the world?
"Ms Weir was poring over satellite images in 2005 when she noticed that the shelf had split and separated.
She notified Luke Copland, head of the new global ice laboratory at the University of Ottawa, who initiated an effort to find out what happened.
Using US and Canadian satellite images, as well as data from seismic monitors, Professor Copland discovered that the ice shelf collapsed on the afternoon of August 13 2005."
See the Fri Dec 29 2006 article online at the Guardian Unlimited website

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01-04-2007, 08:22 AM	#11
vidacita Kinda New Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Dover, DE Posts: 1	"So I guess that ice shelf didn't actually separate from the north of Canada last week" No, it happened 16 months ago. Wonder why the wait to tell the world? "Ms Weir was poring over satellite images in 2005 when she noticed that the shelf had split and separated. She notified Luke Copland, head of the new global ice laboratory at the University of Ottawa, who initiated an effort to find out what happened. Using US and Canadian satellite images, as well as data from seismic monitors, Professor Copland discovered that the ice shelf collapsed on the afternoon of August 13 2005." See the Fri Dec 29 2006 article online at the Guardian Unlimited website

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