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"Ghewar Paglu": Digital Creator Prepares Rajasthani Dessert In Antarctica, Impresses Foodies
Digital creator Mohit Sharma treated foodies to a delicious preparation of ghevar in Antarctica.
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India's Research Station In Antarctica Serves Puri Chole For Breakfast, Internet Reacts
A doctor, stationed at India's research station in Antarctica, shared a glimpse of his life at the South Pole on Instagram.
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Global Antarctic Research Declines Amid Growing Climate Crisis
Ice loss in Antarctica and its impact on the planet - sea level rise, changes to ocean currents and disturbance of wildlife and food webs - has been in the news a lot lately.
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In Pics: This Is What Freezing Antarctica Weather Does To Food
French astrobiologist Cyprien Verseux was conducting research in Antarctica when the temperatures dipped to as low as -60 degrees Celsius. In conditions like that, he decided to check how the food we eat every day behaves in such low temperatures.
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Woman Covers Four Continents To Make World's Longest Food Delivery
In this video, a woman can be seen delivering a food package from Singapore to Antarctica.
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Watch: Woman Makes The World's Longest Food Delivery From Singapore To Antarctica
In the video, she can be seen travelling 30,000 km while carrying a food packet in her hand.
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No, These Food Pics Have Not Been Edited In Any Way. Here's What's Happening
Two researchers at one of the coldest and most remote places on earth - the Concordia Station in Antarctica - are documenting what the low temperatures can do to their food, and their mind-blowing pictures are now viral on social media.
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First-Ever Mid-Air Refuel Ensures Supplies To Antarctic Research Station
The new delivery mode means cargo can be parachuted year-round to scientists. Previously they had to wait up to two weeks for supplies to be shipped in by sea, and ships only operate between October and April.
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Would You Dare to Eat This 106-Year Old Fruitcake from Antarctica?
What is the most bizarre thing that you've ever eaten? Nothing as weird as the recently discovered 106-year old, untouched fruitcake that is believed to be still edible.
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150,000 Antarctica Penguins Die After Iceberg Grounding: Study
Some 150,000 penguins died after a massive iceberg grounded near their colony in Antarctica, forcing them to make a lengthy trek to find food, scientists say in a newly-published study.
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"Ghewar Paglu": Digital Creator Prepares Rajasthani Dessert In Antarctica, Impresses Foodies
Digital creator Mohit Sharma treated foodies to a delicious preparation of ghevar in Antarctica.
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India's Research Station In Antarctica Serves Puri Chole For Breakfast, Internet Reacts
A doctor, stationed at India's research station in Antarctica, shared a glimpse of his life at the South Pole on Instagram.
-
Global Antarctic Research Declines Amid Growing Climate Crisis
Ice loss in Antarctica and its impact on the planet - sea level rise, changes to ocean currents and disturbance of wildlife and food webs - has been in the news a lot lately.
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In Pics: This Is What Freezing Antarctica Weather Does To Food
French astrobiologist Cyprien Verseux was conducting research in Antarctica when the temperatures dipped to as low as -60 degrees Celsius. In conditions like that, he decided to check how the food we eat every day behaves in such low temperatures.
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Woman Covers Four Continents To Make World's Longest Food Delivery
In this video, a woman can be seen delivering a food package from Singapore to Antarctica.
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Watch: Woman Makes The World's Longest Food Delivery From Singapore To Antarctica
In the video, she can be seen travelling 30,000 km while carrying a food packet in her hand.
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No, These Food Pics Have Not Been Edited In Any Way. Here's What's Happening
Two researchers at one of the coldest and most remote places on earth - the Concordia Station in Antarctica - are documenting what the low temperatures can do to their food, and their mind-blowing pictures are now viral on social media.
-
First-Ever Mid-Air Refuel Ensures Supplies To Antarctic Research Station
The new delivery mode means cargo can be parachuted year-round to scientists. Previously they had to wait up to two weeks for supplies to be shipped in by sea, and ships only operate between October and April.
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Would You Dare to Eat This 106-Year Old Fruitcake from Antarctica?
What is the most bizarre thing that you've ever eaten? Nothing as weird as the recently discovered 106-year old, untouched fruitcake that is believed to be still edible.
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150,000 Antarctica Penguins Die After Iceberg Grounding: Study
Some 150,000 penguins died after a massive iceberg grounded near their colony in Antarctica, forcing them to make a lengthy trek to find food, scientists say in a newly-published study.
