- Fire And Ice: Explosive Volcanoes Found Under Ice-Covered Arctic Ocean
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... Ridge Expedition (AMORE)" on the research icebreaker Polarstern – the seismometers recorded explosive sounds by the minute, which ...
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- Is It A Trend ? Antarctic Deep Sea Gets Colder
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... the largest sea-ice extent ever recorded, according to the Polarstern expedition. ANT-XXIV/3 was dedicated to examining the oceanic ... from ten countries were on board the research vessel Polarstern in the Southern Ocean from 6 February until 16 April, 2008. They ...
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- Arctic Ocean Ecosystem Analysis Shows Thinner Ice
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... 50 scientists have been on board the Research ship- Polarstern for two and a half months, their main aim; to carry out research on ... and sea-ice conditions. Arctic Ocean from Polarstern expedition XXII/2. Photo: Florian Breier/ Alfred Wegener Institute ...
Article - News Staff - Sep 13 2007 - 11:55am - 2 attachments
- Scientists Discover New Life In The Antarctic Deep Sea
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... deep-sea biodiversity), onboard the German research ship Polarstern took place between 2002 and 2005. An international team from 14 ...
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- Antarctic Marine Explorers Reveal First Biological Changes After Collapse Of Polar Ice Shelves
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... a 10-week expedition aboard the German research vessel Polarstern. While their families at home in 14 countries were enjoying New ... Michael Stoddart of Australia: "What we learned from the Polarstern expedition is the tip of an iceberg, so to speak. Insights from this ...
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