AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSkywatching in Greenland: A rare total solar eclipse is set to cross Greenland on Aug. 12, with totality lasting up to about 2 minutes 18 seconds along a narrow path that also hits Iceland and Spain, while much of Europe and parts of North America will see a partial eclipse. Eclipse science & safety: NASA and other guides stress that you should only look directly during totality; outside that brief moment, certified eclipse glasses or approved solar viewers are required. Arctic ocean tech: The U.S. Ocean Observatories Initiative is restarting after delays, with new plans to redeploy floating observatories and use autonomous gliders to track ocean temperature and oxygen levels, including in waters connected to Greenland. Greenland fieldwork: Greenland Mines says its Skaergaard 2026 program is underway after its support vessel departed Reykjavik for southeast Greenland, bringing drilling, sampling, and seabed surveys. Arctic research & industry: Sonardyne is highlighted for powering robotic glacier missions in Greenland, pointing to growing use of marine and survey tech in ice studies.
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