new video loaded: An Homage to Our Last Sunsets A trip to Antarctica at this time of year means a month of no darkness. Our climate reporter Raymond Zhong reflects on one of the last sunsets that he and our photographer Chang W. Lee will experience for some time. By Raymond Zhong, Chang W. Lee, … Read more
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new video loaded: Behind the Scenes With Our Photographer “I have a lot of gear.” Our photographer Chang W. Lee describes how he plans to capture the journey to Antarctica from every angle, including from a long-range drone and a sound-triggered camera designed to capture a calving glacier. By Chang W. Lee, Raymond Zhong, Christina … Read more
new video loaded: Your Antarctica Questions, Answered Our reporter Raymond Zhong takes a first round of questions about the trip to Antarctica. First up: How can data gathered on the trip tell us how much time is left for the glaciers? By Raymond Zhong, Chang W. Lee, Rebecca Suner, Stephanie Swart and Christina Thornell January … Read more
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