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An astronomer in Antarctica

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Jonathan Shanklin will describe some of the atmospheric phenomena and natural history seen during his visits to Antarctica with the British Antarctic Survey. The visits were made during his work on meteorological and ozone monitoring and he will provide an update on the ozone hole and climate change.

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