A Greenlander, yes. But also a Inuit. In local, "Kalaaleq"
innuit
The vikings connection between Greenland is that they came from Greenland
Greenland. He discovered Greenland
because Greenland is ice-covered.
im not going as the viking who discoverded greenland
Greenlandish
He called it Greenland. It was the name his father came up with.
Greenlander!!!!!!!!!!
They are still called Haitians. where you are doesn't change your nationality, e.g. Someone born in Australia and moves to Greenland is still Australian.
Vinland.
Tum batao and call choti - 9910222995
Eystribyggð (eastern settlement).
innuit
There were people native to Greenland prior to the early Viking Settlement. Generally speaking, these are referred to as Inuits. Modern Greenlanders however, are simply called Greenlanders (at least in English.)
I think you have Miller and Urey confused with someone else.
That depends on what you call 'close'. Greenland occupies the range of longitude between 12.14° and 73.02° west. So the only sure thing is that there are parts of Greenland that are 60 degrees closer to the Prime Meridian than other parts of it are.
Greenland is not a country but an autonomous district of Denmark. Greenland stretches further north than Norway but I have heard Finland call itself "Land of the midnight sun" even though it too is further south than some of Norway.