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  • words are weird How the etymology of "Arctic" complicates the cryptic etymology of "bear" Thom Dunn
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  • #Antarctica Six months of darkness for 15 years Miss Cellania
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  • climate crisis Greenland and Antarctica melting 6x faster than in 1990s: NASA Xeni Jardin
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  • extremophiles Interactive online tour of Antarctica's microworld from science hacker Ariel Waldman David Pescovitz
  • dire penguins This penguin escaping from a cracking glacier is an edge-of-your-seat thriller Thom Dunn
  • #Antarctica Our friend Ariel Waldman spent 5 weeks in Antarctica looking for extremophiles, and made a video series about it Mark Frauenfelder
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