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Thirty-three centimetres.
Thirty-eight centimetres.
Well, here, this one isn't it.
OK, OK, this is not our floe.
So we right now are standing at about 3 o'clock from you.
I think our thinnest ice was 70 cm
and we've seen some up to multiple metres.
And there's quite an extensive area of that thicker ice.
From our position there's a big crack
directly from the open water to Met City.
Width, approximately 8 to 10 centimetres.
Bridge, bridge. Matt at Met City.
See that crack? It comes right over by where I'm standing, right by our tower.
Out here, it's about 1 cm right now.
But it seems to be opening a little bit.
Bridge, bridge.
Pack your stuff together.
You have to evacuate.
Stop doing what you are doing and go to the skidoo.
Bridge, bridge, Matt...
We are actually really full here.
We're going to try to load everybody on these.
It's going to be really full but we'll...
try to make it out with what we have here.
Bridge, bridge, this is Gaute. Over.
Polar bears are at a hundred metres.
I will inform you when you have to shoot with the flare guns.
Where is Trude?
She is right next to me.
We have two rifles and two flare guns.
Please put the light on the bears.
Bridge, this is Gaute. Over.
Do you see the polar bears?
I see you and I see the polar bears.
I'll close a bottle.
There is one crack behind Met City.
We've lost the power.
The black one is remote sensing, the thin black one is the data.
Once you loosen the cable,
we connect it to the snowmobile here
and try to pull it.
We can start to prepare to go over.
All good?
Team Kayak?
All right.
The connectors have been ripped off...
so the other half is probably in the water.
We can't reach it, we can't see it.
You can just start pulling.
Copy that, we will start pulling.
That means that it hasn't frozen here in the open ocean, but on the coast...
which is also where the methane comes from.
Methane is created from the breakdown of organic material.
This methane can enter the water in the sediment.
It can freeze into the ice from the water, and then is carried by the ice.
If there is not enough power to break through such heavy ice...
we stop the icebreaker and reverse.
Then we speed up and use our weight to break through.
We stop and reverse again.
We'll continue to make progress of course.
Let's hope so.
This is serious.
Please take it seriously.
I want to explain to you where we currently stand in the epidemic.