In the summer of 1897, Sweden held its breath. Engineer Salomon August Andrée, photographer Nils Strindberg, and student Knut Frænkel had lifted off from Svalbard in a hydrogen balloon named _Örnen_ [The Eagle] bound for the North Pole. After that, there was nothing but silence – no signals, no news, no wreckage. Just an emptiness that stretched across three decades of rumour, theory, and quiet…
Gen. Guillot said, “The goal is always to defend as far away from the homeland as we can” and that special operations forces will play a key role.
Aurora Pulse focused top operational and planning staffs of combatant commands on how to fight in a degraded spectrum environment in the Arctic.
Visitors to the Arlington National Cemetery looking to visit the gravesite of Admiral Peary will appropriately find themselves at the farthest edge of the complex. Unexpectedly, however, one must walk to the far southwest end to reach the memorial for the famous North Pole explorer.
Robert E. Peary's ambitious expeditions to be the first documented person to reach the North Pole were deemed a…
The Arctic Senza AI 370 is a desktop computer with an AMD Ryzen AI HX 370 processor featuring a 12-core, 24-thread CPU based on Zen 5 architecture and Radeon 890M integrated graphics with 16 RDNA 3.5 GPU compute units. But what makes it stand out from most other Ryzen AI HX 370-powered PCs is that […]
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As AI labs gorge themselves on compute, data center operators are flooding north in search of cheap and plentiful energy.
Today marks the 21st annual International Polar Bear Day and to mark it, PetaPixel spoke to wildlife photographer Daniel Cox.
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This week on The Break Out, Army reporter Carley Welch comes back from Alaska with an on-the-ground report.
“Armor and the Arctic don’t necessarily match,” Cogbill said. “They’re heavy. They would fall off the roads. They tumble down the side of a mountain. So we have to be light, highly mobile. It’s a matter of [having] just over the snow mobility.”
During JPMRC 26-02, the “Arctic Angels” grapple with tough terrain, fragile tech and logistical shortfalls as the Army tries to sharpen its Arctic edge.
If someone told you off-grid solar power was used to charge an electric Subaru in the sub-Arctic, would you believe it? Well, a pilot project conducted by Easee and Subaru just demonstrated it is possible to use portable solar panels and a portable EV charger to charge an electric Subaru ... [continued]
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