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Take In the AirScience / Oceans and Atmosphere Thursday November 21, 2013 Scientists head to Antarctica for many reasons. Some are interested in ice cores. Others study the continent's iconic wildlife. A few use the clear, crisp atmosphere for astrophysics. It's the clean polar air that has drawn scientists to Palmer Station to understand the natural characteristics of aerosols. 
Ripe Old AgeScience / The Biological World Thursday November 21, 2013 Weddell seals can live up to about 30 years. One female that is part of a long-term population study of her species reached that milestone this year and just gave birth to her 21st seal pup, a record number for a Weddell seal mother. Quick Find
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