Expedition trapped in sea ice can tell us about Antarctica
Those aboard the Belgica meticulously recorded their location, the thickness of the sea ice and the weather., data is proving invaluable.
Source: cosmosmagazine.com
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Those aboard the Belgica meticulously recorded their location, the thickness of the sea ice and the weather., data is proving invaluable.
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