Picture of Skydivers on the Geographical North Pole.  

In the lower picture, right next to the skydivers hand, you can see an old lead that has recently frozen over.  When these North Pole leads open up, they will usually freeze over in about eight hours and you will be able to walk on them in about ten hours.  That would be a long wait at a surface temperature of -35 degrees.  When looking at the Fahrenheit scale and the Celsius scale, they meet and are the same at -40 degrees.  However, in all of these exhibits I use the Fahrenheit scale.

I have to commend Burk Reiman for taking some fantastic skydiving pictures.  I have looked at them a dozen times and they still look great.  These guys have over 2000 jumps each and I have a whopping seven jumps. Ha. Ha.  They are a whole lot more experienced than me but each time I look at these pictures, my experience level goes up.  Thank you Burk.

Just for your information, these pictures were taken on the Geographical North Pole, not the magnetic North Pole or even North Pole Alaska, but the real North Pole where Santa lives.

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