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Communicating under a cold sun

Dispatches on being and biogeochemistry over four months in Antarctica

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Monthly Archives: November 2013

Bedfellows on a frozen continent: Science and the U.S. sea services

Posted on November 18, 2013 by JamieDecember 5, 2013

The nautical mementos that ring the walls of the Palmer Station lounge attest to a once robust partnership between Antarctic science and the U.S. sea services. A fading Coast Guard ensign bears the names of crewmembers who ventured ashore in … Continue reading →

Posted in Support & Logistics

While ice lingers on the sea, science keeps rolling in the air above

Posted on November 10, 2013 by JamieNovember 12, 2013

Greetings again from 64° south. As I write, persistent sea ice continues to stand between most of Palmer’s scientists and their objects of study. For access to the water and the islands around the station, scientists here rely on a … Continue reading →

Posted in Science
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