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Australian Antarctic Division Australian Antarctic Program scientists will use a range of novel technologies to measure krill, during a ground-breaking voyage to the Southern Ocean that departs tomorrow. Over the next two months the team on Research Vessel (RV) Investigator, operated by Australia’s science agency CSIRO, will use specially designed camera technologies, for the first time, to study krill and their environment; along with acoustics, trawls, predator observations, oceanography and genetics. Voyage Chief Scientist, Dr So Kawaguchi, from the Australian Antarctic Division, said th...

Australia sends groundbreaking new technology to Antarctica as krill fishers eye expansion ThuThursday 28 updated ThuThursday 28 Antarctica has a contentious history of fishing and exploration. ( Share Print text only Cancel Australian scientists will today embark on a voyage into the ice for a mission that will test both new technology and our ability to keep Antarctica COVID-free. Key points: Commercial krill fishing in Antarctica has returned to a 30-year high Scientists hope to measure the impact of hauls as fishers eye expansion of their fishing grounds The crew is taking precautions to ...

Champagne on Inauguration Day? Try antacid, Democrats say, as Trump era finally ends Reuters 1/20/2021 By Joseph Ax and Maria Caspani Jan 20 (Reuters) - Marge Hobley has waited four years for the day she could finally celebrate the end of Donald Trump's chaotic presidency. But after the events of recent months – the coronavirus pandemic, Trump's false attacks on the election results, and the shocking assault on the U.S. Capitol – the 77-year-old Indianapolis Democrat said any jubilation has yielded to a more muted mix of relief, sadness and cautious optimism. "The idea of, let's have a ...

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An armed teenager who robbed three boys of their mobile phones has been sentenced. The 17-year-old from Harrow, who was 15 when he carried out the robberies in 2019, robbed two boys at knifepoint in Croxley Green, while a third boy was targeted in Chesham in Buckinghamshire. The teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was found guilty of robbery at St Albans Magistrates' Court on January 14 and given a referral order. The 17-year-old, who had never been convicted of any crimes before, will now attend a panel which will decide the best course of action for him. Detective Con...