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I have put a link at the bottom of this post that will take you to a
WEBCAM in antarctica in which is of pretty high quality with icebergs in the distance and everything. I do have a few questions about these pictures. 1--- Do ICEBERGS move? The reason I ask is because they seem to change shape and size within a matter of hours on any given day. I was always under the impression that icebergs changing was a process that took days or even weeks. Can they actually change dimensions within a given day? 2 --- How close is this webcam to the actual south pole? I mean, it looks fairly cold there but not anything like I have seen in pictures of the south pole. I have been looking around trying to find out where that webcam is but I'm not having much luck. Thanks in advance. DAVID :-) http://vlbi.leipzig.ifag.de/ohiggins/ohig-web1.jpg South Pole Webcam Link |
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