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oceanography center that eventually became part of the alfred begin to institute was founded on heligoland130 years ago since then scientists have been coming from all over the world to work here yes. right the 2 aren't the only research scholars at the institute passed around here. there are 6 young researchers who haven't been able to return home to this most of course they all want their children home given the coronavirus situation in some of their home countries the families are quite happy to see their children stay here a bit longer. other than as a pack of their big case and destination. it's known for its beautiful nature which the young students here also enjoy. yeah the program was good we were able to numb a lot are good sounds pretty kept under we hope but when you're trying to make a solid rock are we able to go back to our country of them into our families or spend good time. even though they're enjoying their stay and helical and their homesickness remains. and that's all from us a global 3000 this week we'd love to hear what you saw us about the show so write to us and glo

s in the same situation the longer she stays in heligoland the more frequently she thinks about her homecity of siliguri and northeastern india i am very worried when i think about india in this situation my hometown has been put back on the lockdown completely because. because the case is was so lost and so high and. that there weren't any more facilities available in the hospitals to accommodate the people it's just scary. but as long as she can't go back she'll continue her research and how they go and i want to be a good scientist. so that i can protect our nature because i grew up very close nato and i have seen. it being destroyed and the more i know about it through science the more i can help protect it so sushi's especially interested in protecting sharks in the indian ocean so interesting because they have always been portrayed. this monster as. from movies and everything and people are always terrified of them that is extremely gentle because and. they can they're always more scared of you than you could ever be or that the oceanography center that eventually became part of th

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