Svalbard
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Nov 10, 2026
Straum x TRTS Stormy Seas Returns For One Last Voyage
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5:23Rob NuddsHOST
So, Øystein, why don't you tell us about the story, if anyone's forgotten exactly what it was that inspired the design of the Stormy Seas?
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5:29ØysteinGUEST
So the Stormy Seas is inspired by our voyage sailing from Svalbard to Jan Mayen.
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5:37ØysteinGUEST
That is a roughly four to five day sailing trip, depending on weather.
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5:43ØysteinGUEST
We experienced a really intense storm on that voyage.
Genny Brown: The 10-Year Journey to Ski Solo to the South Pole
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25:51Genny BrownGUEST
But I think the whole experience, just finding out that I'd need to do that when that wasn't even on my radar, because initially I thought, right, I do...
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26:02Genny BrownGUEST
The South Pole first, then start to do Svalbard and then Greenland and then try and attempt the North Pole.
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26:09Genny BrownGUEST
That was kind of my mind because actually that's in degrees of difficulty.
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26:13Genny BrownGUEST
That's how it kind of is.
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26:15Genny BrownGUEST
Maybe not Svalbard in there, but definitely because you have the icefall at the beginning and the end of Greenland, which you don't have in the Antarctic, it is trickier.
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26:25Genny BrownGUEST
And because I did it in the autumn, it's a bit more trickier.
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26:29Genny BrownGUEST
So I was not planning on doing anything in the Arctic until I'd done the Antarctic.
The Most Traveled Man in the History of the World - We Think | Drop A Pin Ep. 109
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17:55Lee AbbamonteGUEST
And I'm trying to spread it out here a little bit.
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17:57Lee AbbamonteGUEST
And, um, Svalbard, which is how I got to the North Pole.
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18:03Lee AbbamonteGUEST
We fly to a place called Longyearbyen, which is the capital of Svalbard.
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18:06Lee AbbamonteGUEST
From there, we took a Russian military plane up to a place called Barneo at 89 and a half degrees north.
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18:13Lee AbbamonteGUEST
And from there, we took a Soviet era Russian helicopter to to the north pole it was fucking awesome but svalbard we got stuck there for 10 days because uh the ice runway at barnio like busted so they had to like you know fill it and uh so we got stuck in svalbard which ended up where they feel it
How does winter affect our mood?
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46:52Kari LiebowitzGUEST
We also actually found that wintertime mindsets got more positive the farther north you went in Norway.
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47:00Kari LiebowitzGUEST
So looking at southern Norway, which is still quite northern by American standards, compared to Tromsø in northern Norway, compared to Svalbard, which is an Arctic island halfway between northern Norway and the North Pole, as you went farther north, people tended to appreciate and enjoy the winter more.
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47:20Kari LiebowitzGUEST
And we also found that having this positive wintertime mindset was associated with other measures of psychological well-being we looked at.
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47:28Kari LiebowitzGUEST
So it was associated with increased life satisfaction during the winter, as well as an increase in positive emotions during the winter.
How Reindeer Find Food Beneath the Winter Snow | Nature Documentary For Sleep
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12:17speaker_2NARRATOR
Her trench belongs to a forest herd with lichen under its snow, and the same species also winters in far barer country.
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12:25speaker_2NARRATOR
On Svalbard, in the high Arctic, the Norwegian Polar Institute describes the reindeer as compact animals with short legs and dense winter coats.
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12:36speaker_2NARRATOR
Those thick coats can make a lean animal and a well-fed one look much alike.
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12:42speaker_2NARRATOR
Through the winter, Svalbard reindeer commonly keep to exposed ridges, plateaus and mountain slopes, where the wind thins the snow cover or opens a way down to the plants.
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12:54speaker_2NARRATOR
They often turn up alone or in small groups, and when feeding gets hard, they can end up gathered wherever reachable food is left.
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13:02speaker_2NARRATOR
Their way through the season is to spend no more energy than they must.
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13:06speaker_2NARRATOR
draw on the reserves they built up before winter, and keep finding forage the whole time.
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13:12speaker_2NARRATOR
That forage is a different sort of meal from the common and lichen.
Leopards, Tigers & Loss, A Wildlife Filmmaker's Journey | Nikhil Virdi | Moving Forests | EP- 33
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25:41Nikhil VirdiGUEST
We were camping this thing.
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25:43Nikhil VirdiGUEST
So we were, I was just walking back and suddenly the guides who were with me, they're like Svalbard guides.
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25:49Nikhil VirdiGUEST
So they spot things really, really far away.
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25:52Nikhil VirdiGUEST
He scoped out and he's like, there's something on top.
Russia to take out the West's internet?
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10:55ShirvanHOST
International law for this specific issue just doesn't exist, so it can be nearly impossible to reach a consensus, let alone determine responsibility and punishment, which is why Russia has been able to get away with its actions thus far.
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11:12ShirvanHOST
In May 2022, one of the two cables linking the Svalbard archipelago with mainland Norway stopped working.
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11:21ShirvanHOST
Data flowing to and from the archipelago was cut, and air traffic in the region was reduced.
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11:27ShirvanHOST
The parallel Svalbard cables provide almost all the data from polar orbiting satellites to the rest of the world.
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11:35ShirvanHOST
So, when one of the two cables malfunctioned, it raised alarm bells.
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11:40ShirvanHOST
When the cable was brought up from the seabed, investigators noticed extensive damage.
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11:52ShirvanHOST
No natural phenomenon can cause such damage to fiber optic cables.
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11:56ShirvanHOST
human activity was at play.
State of the Union Addresses by United States Presidents (1909 - 1912)-William Howard Taft
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12:03Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
It is hoped that there may result some helpful measures, in which case it may be my duty again to invite your attention to this subject.
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12:12Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
The Norwegian Government, by a note addressed on January twenty-sixth, nineteen oh nine, to the Department of State, conveyed an invitation to the Government of the United States to take part in a conference, which it is understood will be held in February or March, nineteen ten, for the purpose of devising means to remedy existing conditions in the Spitzbergen Islands.
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12:36Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
This invitation was conveyed under the reservation that the question of altering the status of the islands as countries belonging to no particular state, and as equally open to the citizens and subjects of all states, should not be raised.
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12:51Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
The European powers invited to this conference by the Government of Norway were Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Russia, Sweden, and the Netherlands.
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13:04Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
The Department of State, in view of proofs filed with it in nineteen oh six, showing the American possession, occupation, and working of certain coal-bearing lands in Spitzbergen, accepted the invitation under the reservation above stated, and under the further reservation that all interests in those islands already vested should be protected, and that there should be equality of opportunity for the future.
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13:30Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
It was further pointed out that membership in the conference on the part of the United States was qualified by the consideration that this Government would not become a signatory to any conventional arrangement concluded by the European members of the conference, which would imply contributory participation by the United States in any obligation or responsibility for the enforcement of any scheme of administration which might be devised by the conference for the islands.
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13:59Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
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Re-Enchanting The World Through Storytelling with Willow Defebaugh
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18:12Willow DefebaughGUEST
And so truly just everywhere you look in nature, you see it, you see life and death.
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18:17Willow DefebaughGUEST
I was just in the Arctic and something about the tundra is that I was in Svalbard and it actually takes quite a long time for things to decay and be reabsorbed back into the tundra.
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18:30Willow DefebaughGUEST
And so we would be out hiking and we would see like baby caribou, maybe reindeer, just grazing next to bones.
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18:39Willow DefebaughGUEST
Of other reindeer.
Awais Ahmed On Aliens, ISRO, And The Future Of Indian Space | Dostcast
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1:57Awais AhmedGUEST
You have one satellite close to, I believe, Finland? This is Norway, yes.
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2:02Awais AhmedGUEST
So Svalbard is an island group north of Norway.
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2:06Awais AhmedGUEST
It's very close to the North Pole and our orbits are polar orbits, which means that every single orbit, they go over the pole.
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2:14Awais AhmedGUEST
So having one ground station near the pole means that every orbit we can have access.
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2:33Awais AhmedGUEST
And you can currently see FF01, which is Firefly 1.
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2:36Awais AhmedGUEST
Mm-hmm.
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2:37Awais AhmedGUEST
over the Svalbard ground station.
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2:39Awais AhmedGUEST
So there is a dedicated ground station or an antenna that we have in Svalbard.
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