Segeln durch die Arktis und den Antarktischen Ozean
The first thing you notice is the silence. Once the helicopter has disappeared over the horizon, the only sounds are the faint cracking of ice, and water as it finds its way between the floes. Whichever way you look, you can only see ice, which blends into the sky in the distance. A few hours ...[Read more]
Bremerhaven – Fram Strait – Bremerhaven: since 24 May, the Polarstern has once again been underway. Her goal: to gather samples from the Arctic waters between Greenland and Svalbard. For five weeks, the crew and researchers will live together in cramped quarters on board the icebreaker. People run ...[Read more]
Bremerhaven – Fram Strait – Bremerhaven: since 24 May, the Polarstern has once again been underway. Her goal: to gather samples from the Arctic waters between Greenland and Svalbard. For five weeks, the crew and researchers will live together in cramped quarters on board the icebreaker. People run ...[Read more]
Bremerhaven – Fram Strait – Bremerhaven: since 24 May, the Polarstern has once again been underway. Her goal: to gather samples from the Arctic waters between Greenland and Svalbard. For five weeks, the crew and researchers will live together in cramped quarters on board the icebreaker. People run ...[Read more]
Bremerhaven – Fram Strait – Bremerhaven: since 24 May, the Polarstern has once again been underway. Her goal: to gather samples from the Arctic waters between Greenland and Svalbard. For five weeks, the crew and researchers will live together in cramped quarters on board the icebreaker. People run ...[Read more]
By Inge Deschepper and Daniel Gebregiorgis Yirgaw | We are almost through half of our trip from North to South and we are starting to gain a better knowledge of the different water masses that we are passing over using CTD (conductivity, temperature and depth profiler) measurements and other ...[Read more]
By Carla Espinosa and Abigal Cronin | Hola and Dia duit! Our names are Carla and Abi, and we are currently participants on the North South Atlantic Training Transect. We are on board RV Polarstern together with many other researchers, and we took the opportunity to talk to Eva Garcia Vazquez from ...[Read more]
by Christophe Le Gall | In the morning, we performed the CTD-Rosette water sampling as planned, but during one short transfer, the echosounder detected a gas plume under the ship. This kind of process are known in this region, and this is an opportunity for the scientific crew to collect more ...[Read more]
by Christophe Le Gall | Who are you ? I'm a 26-years-old PhD student from Norway. working at the University of Tromsö, Norway. I have studied geophysics, and now I'm working in Trosmö since 2 years. I'm also teaching a course called "Introduction to sedimentology" at this ...[Read more]
by Christophe Le Gall | Who are you ? I'm a service engineer for electromicroscopy at Nanovision, in Brugherio, Italy. Actually, I'm 54, and I started this job 33 years ago. Can you describe us your job ? My job consists in selling microscopes, demonstrating them and making service ...[Read more]
