Research scientists in remote locations need to get creative in order to follow their favorite teams, even when they don’t like the outcomes.According to The New York Times, research scientists stationed in remote locations must find creative ways to stay connected with their favorite sports teams, even when the outcomes are not in their favor. For example, Meredith Nolan, a scientist studying climate change in Antarctica, spent three months at Palmer Station and cheered on her beloved Buffalo Bills during her spare time. She even wore a Bills beanie and connected with other fans on the research vessel. However, she did not exhibit the stereotypical behavior of a Bills fan, causing chaos and destruction to celebrate the team’s victories. Her colleague, Ricky Robbins, joked that they would have to watch out for her diving through tables, a popular activity among Bills fans. Despite the challenges of being in a remote location, Nolan and other scientists find ways to stay connected to their favorite teams.
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