MOSAiC Planetarium Shows
We're excited to announce the release of our first full-length MOSAiC planetarium show!
MOSAiC ArcGIS StoryMaps
Learn more about MOSAiC through immersive and visually-compelling StoryMaps. More coming soon!
MOSAiC Massive Open Online Course
Learn directly from MOSAiC scientists and Arctic experts in Frozen in the Ice: Exploring the Arctic, now on Coursera and YouTube.
After drifting away, the Polarstern returns to its original parking spot. Photo: Lianna Nixon/CIRES and CU Boulder.
We are just spinning in circles around here.
A view of the Polarstern from the floe’s edge. Photo: Michael Gutsche/Alfred Wegener Institute
I’ve done the Transect a couple of times now.
Two atmospheric balloons, “Miss Piggy” and “The Beluga,” fly above Met city. Photo: Lianna Nixon/CIRES and CU Boulder
The GFS [a U.S. national weather model] is crushing it out here in the Arctic.
Strolling through the snow: A polar bear visits the MOSAiC floe. Photo: Lianna Nixon/CIRES and CU Boulder.
It’s getting hard to keep track as there have been so many bears lately.
Leg 4 participants pose before flags from their home countries. Photo: Lianna Nixon/CIRES and CU Boulder
We are about half way through our leg of MOSAiC.
A polar bear paw print earlier in the MOSAiC expedition. Photo: Gina Jozef/CIRES and CU Boulder
Today is not Sunday. Nor was yesterday.