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  1. 44 minutes ago

    via Euronews: "parts of the coastline were at their most advanced position since satellite records in the early 1960s" says expedition chief Scientist. via

  2. May 8

    The story behind the explorers who perished in the is seldom made public. Read here about Lois Evans, wife of Officer Edgar Evans and who defended her husband's reputation after his death.

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  3. 11 hours ago

    The extent on May 14th 2022 was 8.98 million sq km. This is 0.83 million sq km below the 1981-2010 average and the 6th lowest extent ever recorded on this day of the year. This is 7.2% above the record low set in 2019 (8.38 million sq km)

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  4. May 13

    An revealing surface pattern of a siliceous frustule from the sediments. Geometrical arrangement & size-scale of pores are a critical factor contributing to ecological & economic benefits. All through, living a life of service in the .

    A diatom frustule.
    Magnified image of diatom frustule showing surface pattern
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  5. May 13

    Collapsing ice shelves on the eastern coast of has revealed a landform that might be an island. And with further collapse of ice shelves due to the warming ocean, more of these islands might be popping up.

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  6. May 10

    Whether you see the steep-sided mountains of the Peninsula, witness the enormous king colonies of South Georgia or venture as south as the Antarctic Circle, ​find out which Antarctic itinerary is right for you: ​ ​📸

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  7. 20 hours ago

    On my way to the Polar Genomics workshop organised by and colleagues. From microbes/algae to macrofauna and larger animals in icy environments of the and Supported by

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  8. May 7

    🌎 Warmer summers threaten the world's largest ice sheet and the ecosystems around it

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  9. May 12

    One evening during his expedition, our guest Patrick Roux captured this sunset. This meeting between fire and ice lets us imagine that nature is painting right before our eyes. 📸 @ Patrick Roux

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  10. May 9
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    "A presumed to the Pyramids" (April 2017, Antarctica/Canadian Area): were deployed to explore three discovered in by researchers in 2012. 🇦🇶

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  11. May 10

    In the humanities and social sciences, we tend to see our post-PhD career path as a) research, or b) a policy role. This is a problem because often these jobs don’t exist. I’m keen to hear from people: what are the “hidden” careers that we don’t think about?

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  12. May 13

    Working on advice on ration planning for South Pole expeditions, its easy to eat better than the polar pioneers, but still hard to get enough calories into a light enough package that you can start with enough for the longest unsupported expeditions.

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  13. May 10

    - Vast, City-Sized Lake Discovered Miles Below The Ice Sheet

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  14. May 11

    Colleagues from the Korean Polar Research Institute shown around the aquarium at ⁦⁩ by the excellent Rob King.

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  15. May 12

    Scientists discover hidden water reserve under ice This system reveals an unexplored area of the region and could have implications for how the continent reacts to the . Read more such stories:

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  16. May 13

    (4 of 5) coverage for 2022 was 2.25 million square miles — 390,000 square miles below average — tying with 1981 as the fourth-smallest April Antarctic sea ice cover on record:

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  17. May 9

    The sun goes down, The stars come out My universe will never be the same Keep waiting station Will you join me for the stars。。。

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  18. May 11

    Looking forward to present to the other fellows of the my work on raising the question „Is the Antarctic sea ice already sweating?“ 🧊❄️🤓 – At Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg

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  19. May 11

    This week my is bringing me to Toulouse for the scientific meeting of all French research in and of . I presented my 🤖 solutions for the analysis of large data collected in these challenging environments!

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  20. May 13

    In Strahan (west coast Tas) for the weekend, and there’s a Cape Horn accommodation on our street. The connection runs deep!

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