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Geologic Climate Research in Siberia

Speciba, Danka, and Thank-you

Made it to Moscow and going home.

4/22/2009 Headed to Moscow

For Pevek, fresh food is getting scarce....

4/21/2009 A disappointing day

According to plan, at this point, I should have been in the air between Pevek and Moscow.

4/20/2009 Reflections about working on an international expedition

A frequent question before I left was; What will it be like to work on a large international expedition?

4/19/2009 FIRST SCIENCE RESULSTS FROM LAKE E (VIDEO)

I will be here in Pevek two more days before I fly to Moscow.

4/18/2009 A visit to the Lake E Physical Properties Lab and Dinner in Pevek (Video)

Here is another of my stories from the camp, a tour of the Physical Properties Measurement Laboratory.

4/17/2009 The start of my voyage home. (Video)

Today has been a bittersweet day...
  • Date: April 17, 2009, 8:20 am
  • Author: Tim Martin
  • Location: Camp El'gygytgyn
  • Temperature: -3°C | 26°F
  • Wind Speed: 15 MPH
  • Weather: BIG HEAT WAVE
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4/16/2009 In the lab and a hike with Wildlife

My time here at the lake is winding down. If the weather holds, and it looks like it will, the helicopter will come and I will fly out tomorrow.
  • Date: April 16, 2009, 9:10 am
  • Author: Tim Martin
  • Location: Camp El’gygytgyn
  • Temperature: -3°C | 26°F
  • Weather: BIG HEAT WAVE, Wind Calm
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4/15/2009 DEEP IMPACT

As I write I am out on the drilling platform.....

4/14/2009 A day with the night shift

We were optimistic when we arrived.
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