Astronauts and Explorers
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Astrobiologist Dale Andersen Antarctic Status Report 6 November 2018: Wind Damage

by Keith Cowing

“Our winds have continued unabated likely hitting 40-50 m/s at times.” “We did lose four of our tents yesterday despite our best efforts to save them – the winds were […]

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Astrobiologist Dale Andersen Antarctic Status Report 28 November 2017: Last Week at Lake Untersee

by Keith Cowing

This message was received via Iridium on 28 November 28, 2017 8:13:28 AM EST “We are in our last week of work here at Untersee before heading back to Novo […]

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Keith Cowing’s Devon Island Journal 20 July 2003: Arctic Memorials and Starship Yearnings

by Keith Cowing

Today I went out on an unusual traverse on Devon Island. Leading the way was Haughton–Mars Project (HMP) Principal Investigator Pascal Lee. Following him was “Qimmiq”, our polar bear guide […]

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