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Photo ID: h4vszgSubject: Satellite ImageryDescription
Cryology; Hydrosphere; Ice; Icebergs; Sea IceThis image shows numerous icebergs breaking out of the sea ice in the Southern Ocean surrounding the Antarctic Peninsula. The icebergs are drifting out of the Weddell Sea and are likely to be moved north and east by the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, or West Wind Drift. The Antarctic Peninsula is seen to the left, which reaches out into the Drake Passage, which separates the southern tip of South America from Antarctica.
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MODIS

Credit Line: Courtesy MODIS, NASA		Antarctica; Antarctic Peninsula; Drake Passage
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Photo ID: ij6bebSubject: OceansDescription
Cryology; Enterprise Ice; Ice; Icebergs; Oceans; Sea IceThis enterprise ice is attached to the Antarctic Peninsula.
PhotographerLocation
Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		Antarctica; Antarctic Peninsula
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: io7p75Subject: LandscapeDescription
Antarctic Peninsula; Antarctica; Booth Island; Geomorphology; Icebergs; LeMaire Channel; Mountains; ShorelinesLeMaire Channel is a narrow stretch of sea between the Antarctic mainland and Booth Island that teems with aquatic life and icebergs.
PhotographerLocation
Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		Antarctica; Antarctic Peninsula; LeMaire Channel
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: io7pf9Subject: OceansDescription
Calving; Glaciers; Icebergs; Movement; Periglacial FeaturesThese icebergs were photographed near Danco Island, Antarctic Peninsula in January of 2000.
PhotographerLocation
Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		Antarctica; Antarctic Peninsula; Danco Island
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: io7pqbSubject: LandscapeDescription
Antarctic Peninsula; Antarctica; Booth Island; Geomorphology; Gerlache Strait; Icebergs; LeMaire Channel; MountainsAntarctica's LeMaire Channel is part of the Gerlache Strait that runs between Trinity Peninsula and Booth Island. It is known for the towering mountains that rise abruptly out of the water.
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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		Antarctica; Trinity Peninsula; LeMaire Channel
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

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