Showing posts with label Arctic Circle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arctic Circle. Show all posts
Friday, October 21, 2005
Polar Circle Point
Sweden
The Arctic Circle is the southern latitude where the midnight sun can be seen at the summer solstice.
During a period of 40,000 years the Arctic Circle moves southwards and northwards within an area 180 km wide (A). During a period of 18,6 years, it also moves within an area 570 m wide (B).
The Arctic Circle will reach its northernmost position in the year 12,000, return here in 22,000, to reach its southernmost position in 32,000 and so forth.
During a period of 40,000 years the Arctic Circle moves southwards and northwards within an area 180 km wide (A). During a period of 18,6 years, it also moves within an area 570 m wide (B).
The Arctic Circle will reach its northernmost position in the year 12,000, return here in 22,000, to reach its southernmost position in 32,000 and so forth.
Thursday, October 20, 2005
Welcome to Sweden
Tornionjoki River
We are now in Sweden. On the other side of the river we can see Finland. Tornionjoki River defines the border between Finland and Sweden.
After Keminmaan we cross the bridge after Ylitornio to visit Arctic Circle in Sweden.
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