Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole





Submariner USS Charlotte (SSN-766), which belonged to the US Army, set a world record breaking 155 centimeters thick ice during the ascent. The temperature at that time was in the region of -50 degrees. From viewing these photos, the creeps.

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole



Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

Break the world record for the ice at the North Pole

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