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In summer 1992, an expedition led by Janot Lamberton took place on Greenland's Inlandis glacier, which is four times the size of France. The team consisted of speleologists and mountaineers who navigated dangerous moulins and crevasses. Glaciologist Louis Reynaut provided important insights into the phenomena occurring beneath the glacier, contributing to the understanding of Earth's glacial systems.
The expedition filmed at depths of 150 meters in sub-zero temperatures, capturing the unique geological features of Greenland. This collaboration between experts aimed to enhance knowledge about the glacier and its environment, showcasing the significance of such research in understanding climate and geological changes.
Why Watch
- •See Janot Lamberton lead a daring glacier expedition.
- •Meet glaciologist Louis Reynaut and his insights.
- •Find out about Greenland's massive Inlandis glacier.
Did You Know
•The Inlandis glacier is four times the size of France.
•The team filmed at depths of 150 meters beneath the glacier.
•The expedition took place in summer 1992.
•Janot Lamberton led a team of speleologists and mountaineers.
Perfect For
Arctic explorationGlaciology enthusiastsMountain climbing fans