Talk:Abora (expeditions)

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Added to article text by Ontopofthehill. Moved here by ~Kvng (talk) 23:41, 15 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Among the references used so far, 15 are clearly from reputable news outlets independent of the subject (phys.org, CNN, aftenbladet.no, Science magazine, BBC news, sail-world.com, Der Spiegel, Deutsche Welle, Thüringer Allgemeine, Die Welt, Daily Sabah, Euronews, Hurriyet), from different countries (USA, UK, Germany, Turkey, Norway) and spanning about 18 years. That's beyond a "passing mention". 11 of them are in English, 2 in German and in Norwegian. Given that the subject got attention mainly in Germany, far more secondary German-language sources exist, see the German version of this article.