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Eureka is a remote, high Arctic research outpost located on Ellesmere Island, first established in 1947. At 80°N, it is one of the most northern, continuously occupied places in the world. The environment is extreme. Temperatures can be as low as -50°C during the winter and as high as 10°C during the summer. Between mid-October and mid-February, there is no sunlight at all (polar night); from mid-April to the end of August, the sun never sets (midnight sun). Several full-time staff work at the site all year

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