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Precipitation of ochre from a metalliferous mine water outflow at Wheal Augusta in Devon. (c) Braungardt 2018

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Gene Cernan

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Learning and Networking

What is the point of attending a conference? For me, it has always been about learning, challenging perceptions and meeting new people and catching up with aquaintances. In the world of remote working, meeting face to face is a real treat and the Sail Training International Conference in Bordeaux (23-25 Jan 26) offered plenty of…

Dancing drones

Imagine you have sailed through the night, watched a beautiful sunrise and finally the anchor has found a firm hold…you are enjoying the calm of the morning…when a buzzing sound alerts you to the presence of a drone overhead, rudely interrupting the privacy of having your breakfast on deck. That sums up my irritation with…

What lurks beneath the sea surface?

The ROV is deployed and we’re watching the seabed habitat in real time. Seaweed…a crab…a glimpse of a fish… What if we could find out what animals are actually living in the sea beneath the waves? We can and we did! We were on the sail training tall ship Pelican of London for the annual…


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