PS134: Expedition Letter No. 6 – Countless whales and successful completion of expedition
In this last expedition letter of PS145, Klaus Lucke begins with a description of the work of the whale research group and their research ...
In this last expedition letter of PS145, Klaus Lucke begins with a description of the work of the whale research group and their research ...
Our research time on the Bellingshausen Sea rapidly diminishes day by day. Only one week remains which we use to work entirely in the ...
The favourable weather conditions we had enjoyed for more than two weeks in our work area of the Bellingshausen Sea changed for the worse, ...
For nearly three weeks we have been pursuing our research in the Bellingshausen Sea by tracing back the development history of the West Antarctic ...
Our patience for the beginning of our main research program has been really tried on this expedition, even though we were prepared for the ...
In addition to our posts in the Polarstern App https://follow-polarstern.awi.de/ appearing every few days, we want to report in more or less regular intervals ...
In the morning the alarm goes off. Breakfast is served from 7.30 to 8.30 am. Only half awake, I stumble into the breakfast hall, ...
How we’re keeping our footprint in the Arctic to a minimum By Marcel Nicolaus Our standards concerning the precision of our measurements and the ...
From on board, 10 October 2019, by Stefan Hendricks for the ICE and Remote Sensing Teams | How we found the right floe for ...
On board ship, 22 September 2019, by Marcel Nicolaus | On departure day it once again became clear to many of us just how ...