now for the first time held in uh east antarctica.s are still being processed, these are special installations that are installed in the lakes of the marine area, membrane filters, there and so on, which passes through itself . here, of course, this water mass is fresh water or sea water, depending on where it is installed and catches , for example, alien ones. so some constituent elements, after that, an analysis is carried out to what extent, what got into the activity of anthropogenic man, and so on up to these latitudes. frames, because you know that, well , you have a competition in the expedition, as in prestige, but the girls still do not have the doors open and by gender. we never set no barriers. yes, but there are lines of representatives of the perfect occasion at the doorstep of the polar research center. for some reason he is not watching. as i understand it, a man is stormed every year, in principle, we have a competition for a vacancy for a place on the expedition. uh, from two to four people this year does not happen l

antarctica into two parts west antarctica and east junction in the east is high, covered with ice. remember, you promised to introduce me to classical music. antarctica are located and there is time. yeah please. do you like it? i'm a seaplane now . i signed the papers. i handed over the clothes to prepare the body. it's my fault. i'm with you. i will help. together remember you woke us philip told us about the stars and galaxies. and once in one meaning you said that if one day we feel miserable, it is enough to remember that we are just dust particles, tiny atoms that have fallen from a star and try here for a few moments. on the scale of the universe it is faster swung. on use it this moment because life is stronger than anything. so we will live. i wrote more empty books, and in each of these books there is some particle of my childhood. memories of what my parents told me, my grandmother does not try in any way. anyway, your work gets into the history of your family of your childhood. well, the older i get, the more i begin to realize that the main most interesting story in my

east of cape town, is a winter base for many southern ride whales. they migrate thousands of kilometers from their feeding grounds of antarctica to carve in the sheltered waters. but the numbers coming to south africa have been dropping for some time now. the researchers are trying to find out why. back on land, the scientists returned to the lab to process and labeled the skin samples and linked the mothers with their cars, the samples of and frozen for further dna analysis. g p. s. date of the whales. location is also locked into the system. some whales are tagged with satellite transmitters, explains research manager else for mulan, they provide insight into the mammals movements. for example, this fema went with her, passed to the falcon. i was will her cat from now on? do that always over this is cathy random as they appear next year. i'm going to go to close a i, we don't actually understand that part of what we're doing now. and another student is overlapping dna would stay isotopes as they were isotopes with basically markers in the skin that tell you where the animals been feeding. and when it's been feeding on the research is have waiting sta

east of cape town, is a winter base for many southern ride whales. they migrate thousands of kilometers from their feeding grounds of antarctica to carve in the sheltered waters. but the numbers coming to south africa have been dropping for some time. now. the researchers are trying to find out why back on land. the scientists returned to the lab to process and labeled the skin samples and linked the mothers with their cars. the samples of and frozen for further dna analysis. g p. s. data of the whales. location is also locked into the system. some whales are tagged with satellite transmitters, explains research manager else for mulan. they provide insight into the mammals movements. for example, this fema went with her path to the falkland islands. will her cat from now on? do that always? or will this kathy random as they appear next year? i'm just going to go to close a i, we don't actually understand that part of what we're doing now. and another student is overlapping dna would stay isotopes as they were isotopes with basically markers in the skin that tell you where the animals been feeding and what it's been feeding on. the research is have wait

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