Eight-month expedition to study the impact of climate change
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An eight-month scientific expedition to the Arctic Ocean is set to begin next month. A team of scientists will depart from Kirkenes, Norway, aboard the floating laboratory Tara Polar Station. The mission aims to study the impacts of climate change and pollution on the Arctic Ocean. The article draws a comparison to Christopher Nolan's film adaptation of The Odyssey.
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Eight-month expedition on floating laboratory Tara Polar Station
Next month, a team of scientists will travel to the remote Arctic town of Kirkenes in Norway to board the floating laboratory Tara Polar Station.
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Next month, a team of scientists will travel to the remote Arctic town of Kirkenes in Norway to board the floating laboratory Tara Polar Station.
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- Scientists will conduct research on climate change and pollution
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Loaded language removedAs Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, an adaptation of Homer's epic poem, arrives in cinemas, a very different odyssey is about to begin. Next month, a team of scientists will travel to the remote Arctic town of Kirkenes in Norway to board the floating laboratory Tara Polar Station for an eight-month expedition. The mission will study the impact of climate change and pollution on the Arctic Ocean.
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Next month, a team of scientists will travel to the remote Arctic town of Kirkenes in Norway to board the floating laboratory Tara Polar Station.
France 24The mission will study the impact of climate change and pollution on the Arctic Ocean.
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