Sea Ice Coverage in Sea of Okhotsk Captured by NASA Satellite, January 2015
This detailed satellite image showcases the ice-covered Sea of Okhotsk off Russia's east coast, captured by NASA's Terra satellite in January 2015. The image emphasizes the effects of Siberian winds, cold temperatures, and fresh water from the Amur River on seasonal ice formation. Ideal for environmental studies, climate change discussions, and geographical education.
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