An Up-Close Look at the Thwaites Glacier
Photographer Chang W. Lee captured close-up images of the melting Thwaites Glacier from the icebreaker Araon on Thursday and Friday.
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AI-generatedPhotographer Chang W. Lee captured close-up images of the melting Thwaites Glacier from the icebreaker Araon on Thursday and Friday. The photos document the glacier's changing faces as it sheds ice. The images were taken during a research expedition collecting oceanographic data near the glacier. The purpose of the photos is to capture a moment in time of the melting Thwaites Glacier. The research expedition will continue over the next several weeks, with more photos and videos to be released. Chang W. Lee, a photographer for The Times, has been covering events throughout the world for 30 years.
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5 extractedChang W. Lee has been a photographer for The Times for 30 years.
The research expedition is continuing over the next several weeks.
The photographer shot all the corners and sides of the entire Thwaites’ shelves.
The icebreaker Araon collected oceanographic data near the Thwaites Glacier.
The glacier sheds ice every day.