Experts of the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute reported that the results of the expedition at the North Pole drifting station-42 will help improve the quality of radio communication in the Arctic region. For the first time in three decades, scientists received relevant data on the state of the vespira and the propagation of short-frequency radio waves in the polar region. Alexander Makarov, director of AANI, noted that information about the ionosphere in the region has not been updated for a long time, and the new format of the station's operation allows filling this gap.

Experts of the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute reported that the results of the expedition at the North Pole drifting station-42 will help improve the quality of radio communication in the Arctic region. For the first time in three decades, scientists received relevant data on the state of the vespira and the propagation of short-frequency radio waves in the polar region. Alexander Makarov, director of AANI, noted that information about the ionosphere in the region has not been updated for a long time, and the new format of the station's operation allows filling this gap.