Auroras!
By Stefan Hendricks and Mario Hoppmann | It. Does. Not. Stop. Polarstern continuously moves and shakes in the swell of the Barents Sea. Usually a cause ...
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Hungry for Particles
By Ole Valk | The in-situ-pumps (ISP) are a very important scientific instrument on this expedition for the GEOTRACES-Team. These pumps are deployed on ...
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The Dirty ice blog
By Sandra Gdaniec | A couple of days ago we found something we have been waiting for and hoping to find during this expedition, ...
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Besides work
By Christiane Uhlig | After more than four weeks on TransArc II and getting used to the long and sometimes spontaneous working days, everybody on ...
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Inter-calibration at the North Pole
By Ursula Schauer | On September 7, 2015 Polarstern reached the geographic North Pole. Already from some distance we recognized the outline of another ...
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Ice is nice
By Erika Allhusen, Robert Ricker, Hazel Hartman-Jenkins, Andreas Krell, Gerhard Diekmann, Ellen Damm | As Miss Smilla searched snow and ice for clues to ...
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Polarstern, the small New York City
By Núria Casacuberta Arola and Viena Puigcorbé Lacueva | It is now more than 10 days since we left Tromsø, and during this time ...
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Surprises
By Franz Schroeter | We are currently in the “marginal ice zone”: the zone right in front of the thick multi-year-ice. Since we reached ...
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Life of an Oceanographer during “TransArc II”
From Mario Hoppmann und Hendrik Hampe | As soon as the countless containers are un-stowed and the first instruments have been prepared the scientists ...
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TransArc II – Tracking Arctic change
By Justin, Stefan and Ursula | TransArc II *) – this means for us – 55 scientists and 43 crew members – for the coming ...