What will happen if we land inland in Greenland?
1. Climatic conditions: The inland areas of Greenland are usually cold, and the temperature is below zero degrees Celsius most of the time, sometimes even above MINUS 40 degrees Celsius. In addition, the area is often hit by strong winds and snowstorms. This means that the external environmental conditions are bad, and it may be difficult to obtain adequate protection and basic living conditions after landing.
2. Geographical conditions: Most of the inland areas of Greenland are high-altitude areas covered by glaciers and ice sheets, and the terrain is rugged. If you don't have the corresponding mountaineering and ice and snow skills and equipment, you may not be able to walk or find a safe camp in this terrain.
3. Resource supply: The inland area of Greenland is sparsely populated, lacking modern infrastructure and equipment, and there are almost no human settlements around it. Therefore, if you land here, you may face a serious shortage of food, water and other necessities.
4. Search and rescue difficulties: If you encounter danger or need rescue in the inland area of Greenland, the search and rescue operation may be greatly limited due to geographical conditions and inconvenient transportation. This may pose a great threat to the life safety of the trapped people.
Generally speaking, landing in the interior of Greenland is very challenging for people who lack relevant skills and equipment, and needs full preparation and consideration. For ordinary people, it is not recommended to try to land and move in such an environment.