icecap

Up the ladder with my 10-inch f/7 Newtonian, seemingly levitating over the lunar surface, I was astonished by the color contrast of Martian orange with lunar yellow-white--but even more by the latter's contrast with the chillingly white polar icecap of Mars.

An assessment of the construct validity of the descriptive system for the ICECAP capability measure for older people.

CHALLENGE: Mark Wood is planning to trek across the polar icecap.

"But in Europe and North America and places where we are affecting the Arctic icecap, it's primarily from diesel engines" he says.

The adventurers, from Devon, were attempting the first unsupported crossing of Chile's 224-mile Southern Patagonia Icecap.

I am a crack in the thermal, one bark from panic, an elk on an icecap when I wade into eros, but I adore you, my net, as you grab --ahem--my ticklish knee and market your deal until I agree on the sale, and nod at your sweet menace.

Writing on the blog page of ICECAP, a scientific website that boasts a stellar lineup of world-class meteorologists, atmospheric physicists, climatologists, and other scientists, Coleman said of the political agenda driving climate-change fear-mongering: "It is the greatest scare in history."

Dunwoody will be part of a three-man team who set off on November 27 for the Interchange Shackleton South Pole Expedition 2007, a 650-mile trek across the Antarctic icecap that will include a gruelling climb from sea level to 10,000ft.

The men died in the accident aboard the nuclear submarine HMS Tireless during a joint Anglo-American operation beneath the Arctic icecap.

The men died in the accident aboard the nuclear Trafalgar class submarine HMS Tireless during a joint Anglo-American operation beneath the Arctic icecap.

Also, flying over the Greenland icecap necessitates altitudes of 13,000 feet.