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Antarctica Research Stations [360 Video]
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About this video
A National Science Foundation 360-degree tour of the three U.S. Antarctic Program research stations, introducing their environments and scientific work.
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Video details
- Creator
- National Science Foundation News
- Content type
- Educational or documentary video
- Published (provider metadata)
- 2021-05-26T05:16:41-07:00
- Duration (provider metadata)
- 7 min 32 sec
- Topic
- Life & research in Antarctica
Sources and summary scope
- Original video — National Science Foundation News
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