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Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Future (SAEF) – Prof Steven Chown

Prof Steven Chown of SAEF visited South Africa during the month of June. The Antarctic Legacy of...

Published article on deglaciation and peat formation on sub‐Antarctic Marion Island

Twenty‐thousand‐year gap between deglaciation and peat formation on sub‐Antarctic Marion Island...

SANAE63 Newsletter – The Nunatak May 24

SANAE 63 Overwintering Team first newsletter  now available. Introducing the team members and...

SEAMESTER VII – Meet the students and learners on the voyage

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SEAMESTER VII – Meet the Lecturers

SEAMESTER VII departed last Tuesday from East Pier in Cape Town and is now in the Southern...

World Albatross Day 19 June

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SEAMester departing today – Wishing them all the best!

The UN’s Decade of Ocean Science calls for programmes that improve scientific knowledge, develop...

Celebrating Youth Day!

Celebrating Youth Day today – Highlighting the school learners that attended the S.A. Agulhas II...

World Environment Day – Marion Island

On this World Environment Day we focus on Marion Island as the #generationrestoration highlights...
SANAE63 Newsletter – The Nunatak May 24

SANAE63 Newsletter – The Nunatak May 24

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The sun sets at SANAE 22 May 2024

The sun sets at SANAE 22 May 2024

The reason for losing direct sunlight for a good two months is due to the fact that the Earth is tilted on its own axis of rotation by around 23.5°. The Poles are designated at being at 90° latitude North or South. 90° minus 23.5° puts us at a latitude of 66.5°: the...

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