Math Year 2013

Math tidbits and sometimes a little more.
Fun facts to know and tell.

Math Year 2013

Math tidbits and sometimes a little more.
Fun facts to know and tell.

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Four weeks of climate data:
Arctic Circle Region #6

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So far, we have had five slices of the Arctic Circle and every one has shown a warming trend over the time period 1955-2010. The last sli...

Four weeks of climate data:
Arctic Circle Region #5

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The final two regions of the Arctic Circle have a lot more land mass than any of the first four regions, though not quite as much populat...
Saturday, February 23, 2013

Four weeks of climate data:
Arctic Circle Region #4

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We are now looking at the Western Hemisphere regions of the Arctic Circle for the first time. Lots of open water, very little land, all o...

Four weeks of climate data:
Arctic Circle Region #3

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The third slice of the Arctic Circle is polar Siberia. It does not have the land mass of the previous Russian slice and there are less re...
Friday, February 22, 2013

Four weeks of climate data:
Arctic Circle Region #2

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Our second slice of the Arctic Circle is the first all-Russia region. It has more land mass than any other slice of the Eastern Hemispher...

Four weeks of climate data:
Arctic Circle Region #1

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For the Arctic, this is a highly populated area, especially northern Scandinavia. The blue diamonds are the corners of our region, t...

Four weeks of climate data:
Six regions for the Arctic Circle

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And it starts all over again. We start with the Arctic Circle, defined by the tilt of the earth, the region that experiences six months...
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