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Russian scientific stations in the Arctic
Russian scientific stations in the Arctic
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In 1875, an Austrian geophysicist named Karl Weyprecht proposed polar stations to conduct year-round observations using consistent methods and instruments. 03.10.2011, Sputnik International
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11:39 GMT 03.10.2011 (Updated: 20:00 GMT 06.01.2015) In 1875, an Austrian geophysicist named Karl Weyprecht proposed polar stations to conduct year-round observations using consistent methods and instruments.
In 1875, an Austrian geophysicist named Karl Weyprecht proposed polar stations to conduct year-round observations using consistent methods and instruments.
