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Researchers capture audio of Antarctic ice ‘singing’ – video (The Guardian)

by Karukinka | Oct 19, 2018 | Scientific news

Play Video 0:34 A haunting sound captured by researchers could help monitor changes to Antarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf from afar. Extremely sensitive sensors were buried two metres under the surface to capture ‘seismic motions’. Winds blowing across the icy surface create...

Are You Listening? Hear What Uninterrupted Silence Sounds Like (OPB Samir S. Patel)

by Karukinka | Aug 14, 2018 | Non classé

Summertime is for road trips. Atlas Obscura and All Things Considered are traveling up the West Coast, from California to Washington, in search of “hidden wonders” — unique but overlooked people and places. It’s a little before 5:00 on a summer morning, and Matt...

Touching tribute from Magallanes University to Cristina Calderon, the representative of the Yagan people

by Karukinka | Aug 7, 2015 | Indigenous peoples, Scientific news, Yagan/Yamana

As part of its birthday’s activities, the Magallanes University organized a grateful tribute to the last yagan speaker, Cristina Calderón. Photograph of Luisa Villablanca   For the 53rd birthday of the Magallanes University(UMAG), the regional department of...

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