Északisarknál

Északisarknál is a Hungarian term that translates to "at the North Pole". It refers to the geographical point at the northernmost latitude of the Earth, 90 degrees North. This location is not on land but is situated in the Arctic Ocean. The North Pole is the point where the Earth's axis of rotation intersects its surface. It is characterized by extreme cold and the presence of sea ice, although the extent of this ice cover can vary seasonally and over longer periods due to climate change.

The concept of the North Pole is important in geography and navigation. It is a reference point for mapping and determining directions. Unlike the South Pole, which is on a continental landmass (Antarctica), the North Pole is a constantly shifting surface of ice. There is no permanent human settlement at the geographic North Pole. Expeditions to the North Pole are challenging undertakings, requiring specialized equipment and preparation to contend with the harsh Arctic environment. The area around the North Pole is part of international waters and is of interest for its natural resources and strategic location.