One of the things you have no problem fining on Devon Island is electronic gear. It is everywhere. Much of what has been studied over the years up here at the Haughton-Mars Research Project Research Station (HMPRS) has to do with how one communicates in a remote environment - and to do so at sufficiently high enough speeds so as to make use of a variety of experimental hardware and other devices.
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One of the things you have no problem fining on Devon Island is electronic gear. It is everywhere. Much of what has been studied over the years up here at the Haughton-Mars Research Project Research Station (HMPRS) has to do with how one communicates in a remote environment - and to do so at sufficiently high enough speeds so as to make use of a variety of experimental hardware and other devices.
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