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From Antarctica | Natasja van Gestel
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Palmer Station science lead Natasja van Gestel discusses the station’s research and everyday life.
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- Creator
- U.S. National Science Foundation
- Content type
- Educational or documentary video
- Published (provider metadata)
- 2025-05-12T07:30:14-07:00
- Duration (provider metadata)
- 55 min 21 sec
- Topic
- Life & research in Antarctica
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- Original video — U.S. National Science Foundation
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