At the end of last week a couple of the KAIRA team went over the the EISCAT site at Kiruna, Sweden. The purpose of the visit was to do a preliminary investigation of the set-up of the EISCAT_3D demonstrator array that is built there. We have a few photographs to share, and they will be posted later this week.
However on the way there, we crossed a few rivers. As it is now well into spring these are starting to melt and break up. At one crossing, there was a huge jumble of broken ice. It looked quite striking... and quite treacherous too!
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Broken ice in the river. (Photo: D. McKay-Bukowski) |
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And the bridge itself. (Photo: D. McKay-Bukowski) |
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