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And if it does, we're going to need extremely low-cost sensors so we can deploy networks of hundreds or thousands of these on an ice sheet to do imaging.

And that's going to totally change the way we observe ice sheets.

And the line of black dots that you see in the background, that's the ice camp where the physicists are working.

So this is the Russians working on the ice in the peak of the Siberian winter.

Because that phase of solid ice lasts for two months and it's full of cracks.

The weather, as you can imagine, this is summer, and you're standing on 200 ft of ice.

The snow and the ice were my sandbox, and the Inuit were my teachers.

We're inundated with news all the time that the sea ice is disappearing and it's at its lowest level.

And in fact, scientists were originally saying sea ice is going to disappear in the next hundred years, then they said 50 years.

Now they're saying the sea ice in the Arctic, the summertime extent is going to be gone in the next four to 10 years.

And I want people to understand and get the concept that, if we lose ice, we stand to lose an entire ecosystem.

There was no ice around.

So as long as these bears have any bit of ice they will survive, but it's the ice that's disappearing.

We're seeing them in the Beaufort Sea, floating in the open ocean where the ice has melted out.

We're seeing them on the ice.

These bears are already showing signs of the stress of disappearing ice.

Here's a mother and her two year-old cub were traveling on a ship a hundred miles offshore in the middle of nowhere, and they're riding on this big piece of glacier ice, which is great for them; they're safe at this point.

But unfortunately, 95 percent of the glaciers in the Arctic are also receding right now to the point that the ice is ending up on land and not injecting any ice back into the ecosystem.

These ringed seals also live out their entire life cycle associated and connected to sea ice.

They give birth inside the ice, and they feed on the Arctic cod that live under the ice.

And here's a picture of sick ice.

This is a piece of multi-year ice that's 12 years old.

And what scientists didn't predict is that, as this ice melts, these big pockets of black water are forming and they're grabbing the sun's energy and accelerating the melting process.

The visibility's 600 ft.; we're on our safety lines; the ice is moving all over the place.

But what's important in this picture is that you have a piece of multi-year ice, that big chunk of ice up in the corner.

In that one single piece of ice, you have 300 species of microorganisms.

And in the spring, when the sun returns to the ice, it forms the phytoplankton, grows under that ice, and then you get bigger sheets of seaweed, and then you get the zooplankton feeding on all that life.

So really what the ice does is it acts like a garden.

Losing that ice is like losing the soil in a garden.

This is after an hour under the ice.

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