AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoArctic Science & Space: NASA says the Aug. 12 total solar eclipse will be visible across parts of Greenland, Iceland, northern Russia, the Atlantic and Spain, with a live stream plus experiments during totality: a WB-57 chase plane for the Sun’s corona and student balloon launches to study how sudden darkness affects Earth’s atmosphere. Climate Watch: New research reports Arctic winter sea ice isn’t truly stabilizing—two record-breaking winters in 2025 and 2026 simply restore the long-term downward trend. Ocean & Weather: A study finds the Atlantic’s AMOC current is slowing, which could reshape storm patterns and strengthen atmospheric rivers affecting places like California. Greenland Tech & Industry: Amaroq updates its Nalunaq gold mine mineral resources in South Greenland, publishing a new mineral resource estimate and competent persons report. Greenland in the News: Viral footage shows a massive iceberg overturning near Ilulissat, sending tsunami-like waves toward shore. How-to for Greenlanders: Eclipse guides stress safe viewing and practical “kit” ideas for eclipse day that also account for the Perseids meteor peak.
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