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20 Jan 2020
Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert Posted in Everest Stories, Science & Exploration Permalink

How to protect your eyes in the mountains

Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert On January 20, 2020
Melanie trekking to Everest Base Camp. On Everest, Melanie wore the Julbo Cameleon lense. The Julbo range adapts to changing UV levels within 20-30 seconds.

Learn about the benefits of photochromic lenses for mountain expeditions and skiing.

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09 Sep 2019
Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert Posted in Science & Exploration Permalink

What is a total solar eclipse?

Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert On September 9, 2019
Melanie photographing the partial phase of the total solar eclipse in Eola Hills vineyard, Oregon, USA, on 21st August 2017.

A total solar eclipse is a fascinating and beautiful phenomenon and creates unique conditions for scientific measurement. But what exactly is it?

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14 Jan 2019
Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert Posted in Science & Exploration Permalink

How to prepare for a sporting challenge

Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert On January 14, 2019
Performance and functional nutrition specialist Dr. Justin Roberts shares his top tips for preparing for a sporting challenge.

Performance and functional nutrition specialist Dr. Justin Roberts shares his top tips for preparing for a sporting challenge.

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17 Dec 2018
Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert Posted in Everest Stories, Science & Exploration Permalink

How long does it take to climb Everest?

Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert On December 17, 2018

Many people wonder how long it takes to climb Everest. But this question is not as simple as it sounds. Find out why.

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19 Nov 2018
Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert Posted in Everest Stories, Science & Exploration Permalink

How to survive on Everest

Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert On November 19, 2018

Humans are not meant to survive above 8,000 metres (26,246 feet). Yet people have managed to climb to the highest point on Earth. Melanie explains how it feels to climb Everest and the science behind it.

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18 Oct 2018
Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert Posted in Everest Stories, Science & Exploration Permalink

Oxygen Problems on Everest 2018

Sticky Post By Lucia Schweigert On October 18, 2018

The 2018 Everest season heard several reports of oxygen problems, with Presenter Ben Fogle being amongst those with issues. Many climbers rely on oxygen for safety. So what was going on?

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13 Sep 2018
Sticky Post By Melanie Windridge Posted in Science & Exploration Permalink

What does my cocktail have in common with glaciology?

Sticky Post By Melanie Windridge On September 13, 2018
Interesting cocktail with a giant ball of ice! Credit: Davina Bristow.

Whilst on holiday I was served a rather cool cocktail with a giant ice cube plugging a hole between the upper and lower chambers of the glass. What happened?

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