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What's in Antarctica's Blood Falls? - Redorbit
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He noted that a group headed up by Erin Pettit, from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, was in charge of collecting the GPR data.
Learn more about Erin Pettit | (e) Science News
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the fast-changing polar environments. Geophysicist Erin Pettit, a researcher at the University of Alaska, had often ... waters. The sounds were also picked up by ...
Melting glaciers prove to be noisiest places in ocean, study shows
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A new study shows that the noisiest places in the ocean are where glaciers in narrow sea inlets called fjords melt into the saltwater.
Pettit-Hardisty receives Drake Law School award | Creston News...
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Erin Pettit-Hardisty was recently awarded the Jeffrey and Elizabeth Goodman Distinguished Advocate Award at the Drake Law School award ...
Researchers solve the century-old mystery of Blood Falls
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Credit: Erin Pettit. A research team led by the University of Alaska Fairbanks and Colorado College has solved a century-old mystery involving a famous red waterfall in Antarctica. New evidence links Blood Falls to a large source of salty water that may have been trapped under Taylor Glacier for more than ...
Seal behaviour to inform on rising sea levels
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... led by Karen Heywood of the University of East Anglia, and Erin Pettit of the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, to measure the oceanic heat in ...
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