TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 1月21日 06時14分

It is perhaps apt that @NASA is studying #Antarctica the same way it often studies distant worlds—from above, with a flying collection of multisensory instruments. And it is perhaps apt too that so many of the pictures could pass for ones of the barren moon; of broken Mars; of the great, cracked ice-cover of Jupiter’s moon Europa. In November, @pellegrinpaolo joined NASA's IceBridge mission for a series of research flights over the west Antarctic peninsula, chronicling the toll of #climatechange on polar ice. Over the course of eight- to 12-hour expeditions covering up to 2,500 air miles out and back, the flights maintained an average cruising altitude of just 1,500 ft.—and sometimes much lower. Read the TIME International cover story, and see the full photo essay, on TIME.com. Photograph by @pellegrinpaolo—@Magnum Photos for TIME

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