"Posted by arktrees 6b NWArkansas (My Page) on
Mon, May 13, 13 at 22:29

A crack in the Arctic Ice from Greenland to Alaska. This was taken today from the MODIS Satellite. This is not normal.

http://lance-modis.eosdis.nasa.gov/imagery/subsets/?mosaic=Arctic

http://lance-modis.eosdis.nasa.gov/imagery/subsets/?mosaic=Arctic.2013 133.terra.4km.jpg

Here is a link that might be useful: BIG CRACK "

I'm confused...was it caused by a fallen tree?

To be serious, I don't want discussions of global climate anything here, either side. It's for discussions of trees.

Didn't say a thing about climate. Just said it is not normal. Neither is snowfall in May in Arkansas. I mainly thought some here might find the enormous crack of interest. Not something you see everyday. However climate does affect trees, And the climate in this region of the world has been horrendous the last few years and it certainly affecting my trees. If I want to bring up something affecting my trees, I will do so. Climate or otherwise.

However, this was a jolly geez whiz.

Arktrees

I think if some off-topicness creeps into a thread that was originally OT, that's ok. But just to start a thread on something like this is inappropriate. It doesn't directly involve trees at all. That climate might influence what trees can grow 50 years from now is for a climate related forum.

Thanks for the photo arktrees.
Cher