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[…] The Southern Ocean is a stormy place; the epithets “Roaring Forties” and “Furious Fifties” are well deserved. When there…
Thanks!
Do you have retrieve data already from the AWS? I would like to get precipitation data in the sector
Thanks for such informative post on glaciers studies.
The physical Geography of Antarctica is truly fascinating showcasing icy landscapes and unique ecosystems, Nature’s beauty is untamed.