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CIRCUS ANTARCTICA – PART 4 ON SATURDAY

Dr. Michael Wenger 1. June 2021 | Uncategorized

ANOTHER EPISODE IN OUR SERIES “CIRCUS ANTARCTICA” AWAITS YOU ON SATURDAY! GUEST AUTHOR AND EXPERT CHRISTOPH HÖBENREICH SHOWS US THE MEANS BY WHICH MODERN ANTARCTIC EXPEDITIONS ARE UNDERTAKEN TODAY, INTRODUCES SOME EXOTIC WAYS OF REACHING THE SOUTH POLE AND RAISES THE QUESTION OF THE FUTURE OF SUCH EXPEDITIONS. SO, CURTAIN UP AND CLEAR THE RING FOR “CIRCUS ANTARCTICA”!
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