◎ 译　　名　使命永恒的冰原
◎ 片　　名　Mission Ewiges Eis
◎ 年　　代  2009
◎ 国　　家  德国
◎ 类　　别  纪录片
◎ 片　　长　260 mins
◎ 制　　作　HMH Hamburger Medien Haus

◎ 分　　集

Adventure Wilderness - The Eternal Ice
- EP1. Rulers of the Arctic [43:20]
- EP2. Life in the cold [43:06]
- EP3. Buried underwater [42:50]
- EP4. The great adventure [43:11]
- EP5. Changing Climate [43:21]
- Special Bonus

Mission Eternal Ice tells the thrilling journey of the Sedna IV, from Montreal to Vancouver through the legendary Northwest Passage, an expedition through the fragile Antarctica. Stunning Nature was the first victim of global warming.

For about 50 years, scientists draw on signs of global warming. The increase in temperature leads to climate changes and affects the balance of the oceans , which are an essential part of climate events . The location away from human agglomerations Antarctica plays an important role in the regulation of temperatures on Earth. What is the future of the region and such a rare species living there ? A team of scientists has traveled aboard the research vessel " Sedna IV" on a year long expedition to the Southern Ocean.
One year crossing the research vessel in these dangerous seas of the earth. The scientists are looking at observation stations where the disturbing symptoms of climate change are recorded. Here in Antarctica, he expresses himself as dramatic as anywhere else near the southern tip of Latin America anchored the " Sedna IV" off the islands of South Georgia . There, the researchers krill swarms , elephant seals , king penguins and see seals observed . Not too long ago the region was a paradise for krilleater . But now this important link in the food chain has become scarce. This fact has a devastating effect on animal populations. Scientists have long suspected that the disappearance of this food resource is one of the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems .

A group of researchers will start an expedition to the southern Arctic Ocean, to explore the effects of climate change. With the research vessel "Sedna IV" they dock it targeted at monitoring stations. In Antarctica, the dramatic impact of this process, as in no other place on earth to be visible ...