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09.02.2010
The New Zealand Air Force will be conducting a second trial flight of their B757 aircraft to McMurdo Sound, Antarctica on Wednesday. The return flight will take approximately 8 ½ hours including a refuelling stop at the Pegasus Ice runway. For more information download the Media release here.03.02.2010
It seems that more and more people are keen to share their Antarctic science and experiences on-line. Dave Collett who works for Land Information New Zealand has written a blog for the past two seasons, and, along with many photos to see, it can be read here. His previous season's blog is here.
29.01.2010
To celebrate and publish early results from the International Polar Year (IPY) 2007-2008, a major polar science conference is to be held in Oslo, Norway from 8-12 June 2010. This will be the largest polar science meeting ever held, and more than 60 countries will participate in the conference, including at least 14 participants from New Zealand. For more information on New Zealand's involvement in the International Polar Year, go to Antarctica New Zealand's IPY website. Visit the IPY Polar Science Conference website here.
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