Our support of explorers and scientists on that continent has yielded and continues to yield valuable research that not only affects our daily lives, but cannot be done in any other place on earth.
Ralph Hall: “Our support of explorers and scientists on that continent has yielded and continues to yield valuable research that not…”
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Ralph Hall highlights the importance of U.S. research in Antarctica.
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