Polar sight is a term used to describe the phenomenon of seeing the sun at midnight in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. This phenomenon is made possible by the presence of ICE, floes, and icecaps in these regions. ICE is a three-letter word for frozen water, FLOE is a four-letter word for a sheet of floating ICE, and icecap is a six-letter word for a dome-shaped mass of ICE that covers a large area. The Midnight Sun is a fourteen-letter phrase that refers to the sun being visible at midnight in the Arctic and Antarctic regions due to the presence of ICE, floes, and icecaps.