Arctic: What you do not know about this mysterious world ... magician!
Princess Qasimi in Knowledge
Arctic Aurora
Summer ... global warming ... our Arab countries ... are all terms that suggest heat and irritation, the urgent need for a mini air conditioner to carry with you wherever you go, and hallucinations with cold juice that turns off the heat of the afternoon ... we have many ways to circumvent the weather, but what do you think about getting rid of the heat completely Some time in the heart of ice!
We will make a trip to the northern pole of the earth, a place full of mystery; evoke the imagination of scientists, evoke the confidence of adventurers, and fill humankind with curiosity and passion to experience life scores of degrees below zero, in the heart of a frozen desert,
The Arctic is a truly mythical place. What do you know about it?
The North Pole is the point of intersection of the axis of the phantom gyro with the Earth's surface in the northern hemisphere. It is located in the Arctic Ocean and is the highest point of our blue planet.
Arctic is the second coldest area in the globe (after Antarctica). Its temperature ranges from -43 ° C to 0 ° C, ensuring sea ice time between 2 and 4 meters.
The Arctic meets as the Antarctic all meridians and time zones, so the North and South poles do not follow any particular time zone and apply for them world time.
Near this region is the North Magnetic Pole of the globe where the compass needle moves.
The sun shines and wakes in the Arctic just once a year and therefore both day and night lasts six months continuously!
The first confirmed expedition to the Arctic was carried out by the Norwegian Rold Amundsen and the Italian Umberto Nobil aboard the balloon on 12 May 1926.
Life is under zero
Some people might imagine that life will be very boring: alone in the middle of nowhere, ice frost bite your limbs, live half a year of the night ... Of course, you will not get used to cold easily, but you certainly will not feel alone or bored.
There are many types of animals that have the ability to live in difficult climatic conditions of the Arctic:
Mammals: Our friends are bears, seals, polar wolves, polar foxes, etc.
Birds: snow school, northern fulmars, black-legged hawks ... etc.
If you walk a little you will find humans
Of course, you've seen a movie about the Eskimos. They do not live in the Arctic, but in the surrounding areas, such as the north-eastern tip of Siberia, the Bering Islands, a major part of the coastal areas of Alaska, the northern coast of Canada, , Most of the west coast and part of the eastern coast of Greenland.
The Eskimo tribes are divided into two main tribes: Uyubik and Inuit, and they have been able to adapt to their environment in an amazing way, exploiting their resources, exploiting their own resources and establishing a life based on the nature of Mother Nature. Eskimos live on wild fishing (polar bears and wolves) and fish by sea using kayaks. Eskimos use the skins of the animals they hunt to make their summer clothes and homes, and in the winter they build their homes from ice cubes. Their movements and trips are carried out by sleds drawn by a number of dogs.
These tribes have a special culture. They believe in the possibility of communication between humans and the spirits of nature, the souls of the sick and the dead, the spirit of the fetus and the gods, to treat the sick and control the events, and to sculpt wooden masks to represent each of these souls.
Dance of Spirits "for more fun!
It has many names: "The Dance of the Spirits", "The Goddess of Dawn", but the most famous of which is "Aurora", a light phenomenon characterized by brightly colored membranes formed in the dark night sky of the North and South poles of the Earth. .
