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- Rescue ship Aurora Australis slowed to a crawl – fighting heavy sea ice to reach open water Fri, 3 Jan 14, 10:32amShip with 52 rescued Akademik Shokalskiy climate scientists and tourists is only able to make 1/4 knot (0.29 mph) in heavy ice towards open water. Latest webcam views show all ice all around the ship and no open water ahead....
- AMSA: Helicopter rescue of Akademik Shokalskiy completed Thu, 2 Jan 14, 8:53amUPDATE: So much for that… Sea ice conditions are now likely to delay today’s planned rescue of passengers from the MV Akademik Shokalskiy. bit.ly/1aplnNZ— AMSA News (@AMSA_News) January 02, 2014 And now...
- AMSA: Helicopter rescue of Akademik Shokalskiy likely to commence shortly Thu, 2 Jan 14, 8:53am7.30am AEDT: 2nd January 2014 Rescue operations likely to commence shortly in Antarctica The Australian Maritime Safety Authority’s (AMSA) Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC Australia) was advised this morning by the MV Akademik...
- Josh channels the Antarctic boat people Wed, 1 Jan 14, 5:22amJosh writes: The Akademik Shokalskiy is much in the news, see here, here and this WUWT post with an update here. So what better way to summarise the CAGW movement this year. And last year, and the year before that… ...
- Josh channels the boat people Wed, 1 Jan 14, 5:22amJosh writes: The Akademik Shokalskiy is much in the news, see here, here and this WUWT post with an update here. So what better way to summarise the CAGW movement this year. And last year, and the year before that… ...
- All scientists and passengers to be taken off ship stuck in Antarctic Ice Tue, 31 Dec 13, 3:05pm1pm AEDT: 31st December 2013 Helicopter to rescue passengers from Russian vessel in Antarctica The Australian Maritime Safety Authority’s (AMSA) Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC Australia) was advised this morning by the...
- So much sea ice in Antarctica that a research vessel gets stuck, in summer! Fri, 27 Dec 13, 3:35amIt is summer in the southern hemisphere and yet there is still signifiicantly above normal amounts of sea ice present as the passengers and crew of one tour ship discovered...