This corner of Hudson Bay is the first to freeze; soon ice will choke or cover the sea all the way up to the North Pole. In the far north, ice is permanent. At lower latitudes it is seasonal.

The Earth’s rotational axis, and with it the location of the physical North Pole, was travelling at a rate of about 10 centimetres a year over the last century towards Canada’s Hudson Bay ...

Scientists have taken careful measurements of Earth’s spin axis since 1899. Prior to the 21st century, the pole wandered toward Hudson Bay, Canada, moving at a rate of about seven centimeters a ...

As a result, you weigh slightly more at the North Pole where you are closer to the bulk of the Earth's mass than you do at the Equator, ... At Hudson Bay the problem is the opposite, ...

Listed below are details of Hudson’s first three voyages. 1607 The Muscovy Company of England employs Hudson to find a route to China via the North Pole. He captains the Hopewell to the east coast of ...

Around the year 2000, the North rotational pole started migrating eastward at a vigorous clip. ... They first noticed that it was moving West towards Hudson Bay, ...

The north pole is on the run. Although it can drift as much as 10 meters across a century, ... Around 2000 the pole took an eastward turn; it stopped drifting toward Hudson Bay, Canada, ...

Still, in a few weeks this journey won't even be possible. This corner of Hudson Bay is the first to freeze; soon ice will choke or cover the sea all the way up to the North Pole.