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Polar Research: HMS Protector’s engine failure has left the UK without its only ice-patrol ship, raising concerns for support of Antarctic research and safe navigation in the South Atlantic. Marine Science: A new international database for Argentine shortfin squid, Illex argentinus, aims to bring together data for population assessments, though Argentina’s absence has prompted questions about who will set the scientific criteria. Wildlife: British Antarctic Survey research found Zavodovski Island has lost more than half a million chinstrap penguins since 2011; researchers point to climate-driven changes affecting food supplies, rather than volcanic ash. Space Science: Swan Hellenic’s 2027 SETI voyages include a Patagonia and South Atlantic cruise to the Falklands, with scientists discussing astronomy, astrobiology and the search for life beyond Earth. Offshore Energy: Argentina has asked an international tribunal for provisional measures over the UK-authorized Sea Lion oil project, bringing legal and environmental scrutiny to planned hydrocarbon development near the islands.

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