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The First International Interdisciplinary Scientific and Practical Conference Man in the Arctic (IIRPCMIA )
Saint Petersbourg, Russia, November ,A. Makhovikov and E. Samylovskaya (Eds.)
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History of Arctic Exploration and Development
Innovative Technologies for Developing Arctic Resources
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Study of static charge accumulation in HDPE gas pipelines
Vladimir Pshenin, Stepan Menshikov and Maksim Komarovskiy
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Small-sized magnetolevitation system of the trestle type for the Arctic
Eugene Sundukov, Boris Shifrin, Nadezhda Tarabukina and Veronica Sundukova
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North Pole ice-resistant self-propelled platform as an innovative complex for research in the Arctic
Vladimir Alekseevich Likhomanov, Yuri Ugrumov, Anna Savitskaya, Polina Patseva, Nina Krupina, Alexei Chernov, Ivan Svistunov and Vladimir Antonovich Likhomano
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Introduction
1When in , following the Time of Troubles, the first Romanov came to the throne of Muscovy, sixty years had elapsed since, in the words of Richard Hakluyt, “the strange and wonderful Discoverie of Russia” by the English. It was Hakluyt who gathered together in his Principal navigations, voiages, [traffiques,] and discoueries of the English nation (first published in and again in expanded form in ) the corpus of writing left by the first English explorers, traders and diplomats for, as he further remarked, “I meddle in this worke with the Navigations onely of our owne nation”.1 The accounts, beginning with that of Richard Chancellor, who survived the ill-fated expedition led by Sir Hugh Willoughby to make his way from the White Sea to Moscow for a momentous audience with Ivan IV in , also include the several journeys that took Anthony Jenkinson down the Volga to Astrakhan and into Persia from , as well as later embassies sent by Queen Elizabeth that produced the poetic epistles of George Turbervile, accompanying ambassador Thomas Randolph in , with their characterization of the Muscovites as “a people passing rude, to vice vile inclin’ d”, and the no less damning appraisal by Giles Fletcher in his Of the Russe commonwealth () that the Muscovy Company, f