Heading for the North Pole on Tara Polar Station's First Expedition
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The Tara Polar Station left Lorient for its first expedition to the North Pole. This floating laboratory must drift on the ice for several months.
Heading for the North Pole on Tara Polar Station's first expedition
The Tara Polar Station left the port of Lorient on Sunday. For over a year, this floating laboratory will drift with the pack ice to study Arctic Ocean biodiversity and the impacts of climate change in the region.
The Tara Polar Station has left Lorient for a new mission of several months in the heart of the ice to study biodiversity and climate change The Tara Polar Station,
The ship Tara Polar Station left Lorient on Sunday 19 July 2026 for its first mission to the North Pole. The scientific expedition, which will last until the end of 2027, aims to study climate change in the Arctic.
MAINTENANCE - Marcel Babin, director of the Tara Polaris I scientific mission and oceanographer at the Takuvik International Research Laboratory, explains the peculiarities of the Lorient mission this Sunday to explore the Arctic.
Surprising floating laboratory lifts anchor from Lorient this Sunday. It must drift on the ice until the end of 2027 to collect data on the climate and biodiversity of this unknown region and vulnerable to global warming.
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