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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the ship ARA Alte Irízar finished the first landing of construction materials, food and fuel for the replenishment of the Argentine Antarctic base Petrel, where it also moved to the new crew, 23 people, and retreated to the outgoing force, made up of 20 others, in a logistical and military deployment in support of science that took four days operating 24 hours in the framework of the Antarctic Summer Campaign (CAV).

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the ship ARA Alte Irízar finished the first landing of construction materials, food and fuel for the replenishment of the Argentine Antarctic base Petrel, where it also moved to the new crew, 23 people, and retreated to the outgoing force, made up of 20 others, in a logistical and military deployment in support of science that took four days operating 24 hours in the framework of the Antarctic Summer Campaign (CAV).

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the icebreaker ARA "Almirante Irízar", after having carried out logistical tasks in the Joint Orcadas Antarctic Base, continued its course and arrived at Caleta Potter, where it anchored opposite the Carlini Antarctic Scientific Base. Once there, through personnel transport vessels and vehicles, began with the discharge of Antarctic diesel (GOA), dry, fresh and refrigerated supplies; propane gas pipes and 2 diesel generator engines.

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the icebreaker ARA "Almirante Irízar", after having carried out logistical tasks in the Joint Orcadas Antarctic Base, continued its course and arrived at Caleta Potter, where it anchored opposite the Carlini Antarctic Scientific Base. Once there, through personnel transport vessels and vehicles, began with the discharge of Antarctic diesel (GOA), dry, fresh and refrigerated supplies; propane gas pipes and 2 diesel generator engines.

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the icebreaker ARA "Almirante Irízar", after having carried out logistical tasks in the Joint Orcadas Antarctic Base, continued its course and arrived at Caleta Potter, where it anchored opposite the Carlini Antarctic Scientific Base. Once there, through personnel transport vessels and vehicles, began with the discharge of Antarctic diesel (GOA), dry, fresh and refrigerated supplies; propane gas pipes and 2 diesel generator engines.

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the icebreaker ARA "Almirante Irízar", after having carried out logistical tasks in the Joint Orcadas Antarctic Base, continued its course and arrived at Caleta Potter, where it anchored opposite the Carlini Antarctic Scientific Base. Once there, through personnel transport vessels and vehicles, began with the discharge of Antarctic diesel (GOA), dry, fresh and refrigerated supplies; propane gas pipes and 2 diesel generator engines.

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the icebreaker ARA "Almirante Irízar", after having carried out logistical tasks in the Joint Orcadas Antarctic Base, continued its course and arrived at Caleta Potter, where it anchored opposite the Carlini Antarctic Scientific Base. Once there, through personnel transport vessels and vehicles, began with the discharge of Antarctic diesel (GOA), dry, fresh and refrigerated supplies; propane gas pipes and 2 diesel generator engines.

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the icebreaker ARA "Almirante Irízar", after having carried out logistical tasks in the Joint Orcadas Antarctic Base, continued its course and arrived at Caleta Potter, where it anchored opposite the Carlini Antarctic Scientific Base. Once there, through personnel transport vessels and vehicles, began with the discharge of Antarctic diesel (GOA), dry, fresh and refrigerated supplies; propane gas pipes and 2 diesel generator engines.

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the icebreaker ARA "Almirante Irízar", after having carried out logistical tasks in the Joint Orcadas Antarctic Base, continued its course and arrived at Caleta Potter, where it anchored opposite the Carlini Antarctic Scientific Base. Once there, through personnel transport vessels and vehicles, began with the discharge of Antarctic diesel (GOA), dry, fresh and refrigerated supplies; propane gas pipes and 2 diesel generator engines.

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the icebreaker ARA "Almirante Irízar", after having carried out logistical tasks in the Joint Orcadas Antarctic Base, continued its course and arrived at Caleta Potter, where it anchored opposite the Carlini Antarctic Scientific Base. Once there, through personnel transport vessels and vehicles, began with the discharge of Antarctic diesel (GOA), dry, fresh and refrigerated supplies; propane gas pipes and 2 diesel generator engines.

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the icebreaker ARA "Almirante Irízar", after having carried out logistical tasks in the Joint Orcadas Antarctic Base, continued its course and arrived at Caleta Potter, where it anchored opposite the Carlini Antarctic Scientific Base. Once there, through personnel transport vessels and vehicles, began with the discharge of Antarctic diesel (GOA), dry, fresh and refrigerated supplies; propane gas pipes and 2 diesel generator engines.

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the icebreaker ARA "Almirante Irízar", after having carried out logistical tasks in the Joint Orcadas Antarctic Base, continued its course and arrived at Caleta Potter, where it anchored opposite the Carlini Antarctic Scientific Base. Once there, through personnel transport vessels and vehicles, began with the discharge of Antarctic diesel (GOA), dry, fresh and refrigerated supplies; propane gas pipes and 2 diesel generator engines.

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Antarctica.- In the photo taken on January 11, 2024, a team of specialists headed by the biochemist and doctor in biotechnology Lucas Manuel Martínez Álvarez, assistant researcher of Conicet and the Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA), initiated in the Argentine Antarctic bases the first environmental mapping to detect oil spills in southern soils and bioremediate them.

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Antarctica.- In the photo taken on January 11, 2024, a team of specialists headed by the biochemist and doctor in biotechnology Lucas Manuel Martínez Álvarez, assistant researcher of Conicet and the Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA), initiated in the Argentine Antarctic bases the first environmental mapping to detect oil spills in southern soils and bioremediate them.

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Antarctica.- In the photo taken on January 11, 2024, a team of specialists headed by the biochemist and doctor in biotechnology Lucas Manuel Martínez Álvarez, assistant researcher of Conicet and the Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA), initiated in the Argentine Antarctic bases the first environmental mapping to detect oil spills in southern soils and bioremediate them.

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Antarctica.- In the photo taken on January 10, 2024, the Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA) intensifies scientific activity at Carlini Base, Argentina’s main science plant in Antarctica, with the deployment of eleven working groups during the summer, to continue the development of research on coastal and terrestrial biology, oceanography, ecology, microbiology and monitoring of elephant seals and penguins,

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