Open Question: No snow on North Pole?

29 July 2010, 2:59 am

I was looking around a little in google earth when suddenly it hit me that there was no geographic north pole on the northern top of the earth. There is indeed a south pole, but no north. Is this for some geographical reason? Does sunlight make the ice dissapear? In that case how can there be sunlight? I'm talking about a big chunk of ice taht should be visible at the most northern top of the earth, in other words not greenland, canada, alaska russia etc. Why is there no north pole in Google Earth and maps? Please note that i am questioning about the geographic north pole, not the magnetic or celestial one. Thanks in advance:D... Read More »

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