Scott's Last Expedition Volume I by Robert Falcon Scott
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,, 20 -1.86 ,, 30 -1.89 ,, 50 -1.92 ,, 75 -1.93 ,, 100 -1.80 ,, 125 -1.11 ,, 150 -0.63 ,, 200 0.24 ,, 500 1.18 ,, 1500 0.935 Dec. 17 1800 0.61 ,, 2300 0.48 Dec. 15 2800 0.28 ,, 3220 0.11 ,, 3650 -0.13 no sample ,, 3891 bottom Dec. 20 2300 (1260 fms.) 0.48° C. ,, 3220 (1760 fms.) 0.11° C. ,, 3300 bottom A curious point is that the bottom layer is 2 tenths higher on the 20th, remaining in accord with the same depth on the 15th. _Sunday, December_ 18.--In the night it fell calm and the floes opened out. There is more open water between the floes around us, yet not a great deal more. In general what we have observed on the opening of the pack means a |
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