Cracks in the Arctic ice cap on the North Pole
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Pictures of Ice Cracks in the Arctic ice cap.

North Pole Expedition 2002.
C. Jeff Dyrek, webmaster, standing on the North Pole
 These pictures of cracks in the Arctic Ice Cap are called leads, they are everywhere, covering the entire Arctic Ice Cap.
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A crack in the Arctic Ice called a Lead
Pictures by Curtis Lieber

 

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These aerial pictures were taken from an Mikoyan Mi-8 Helicopter while flying from Camp Borneo to the geographical North Pole by the CEO of Global Expedition Adventures, Curtis Lieber.   These huge leads open up and run for many miles, many times more than 100.  They will eventually freeze over in about eight hours and can be crossed in about ten hours, according to the expert guides that I've talked to.  Take a close look at this lead.  It is already in the process of freezing over as seen by the light gray areas. 


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