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Exploring the source of Antarctic currents…

Posted on 16/09/201718/01/2021 by Mirjam Glessmer

Sometimes a polar oceanographer needs to be in Antarctica to observe things first hand and up close 🙂

Posted in Coriolis 2017, Random fun stuff

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