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Published in the Antarctic Sun Every meal. Every break. Every glass, plate, fork, knife, spoon, pot, pan, sandwich, juice container…. Every ...

Published in the Antarctic Sun Almost exactly 99 years ago, construction began on the first building on Ross Island: Robert Scott’s Discover...

Published in the Antarctic Sun It’s early morning. Most folks are struggling to get to work with coffee in hand. But several brighteyed, low...

Published in the Antarctic Sun Several scientists in the U.S. Antarctic Program use specific measurements and locations on the surface of th...

Published in the Antarctic Sun The New Zealand Antarctic Program played host to the Swedish polar ambassador, Eva Kettis, last week. She had...

Published in the Antarctic Sun On the windowsill above Ted Dettmar’s desk sits a picture of him taken five years ago. He looks every bit an ...

Published in the Antarctic Sun Most scientists in the U.S. Antarctic Program study things on or above the ground. Some even explore the sky ...

Published in the Antarctic Sun MacOps bills itself as the Voice of Antarctica. The radio operators there talk to people all over the contine...

Published in the Antarctic Sun The U.S. segment of the International Trans-Antarctic Scientific Expedition left Thursday for Byrd Surface Ca...

Published in the Antarctic Sun When explorers first set eyes on Antarctica, “Terra Incognita” wasn’t just an unknown land, it was an unnamed...

Published in the Antarctic Sun Nine people and three small planes recently arrived at McMurdo Station after a journey of over 11,000 miles (...

Published in the Antarctic Sun It’s strong enough to land planes on, too thick for a small drill to get through and cracks under pressure. S...

Published in the Antarctic Sun Construction crews this week tore down the McMurdo Station playhouse, also known as Building 64, with a littl...

Published in the Antarctic Sun McMurdo Station is the largest human settlement on the continent of Antarctica. More than 1,000 people will c...

Published in the Antarctic Sun As summer returns to Antarctica, scientists and science support staff around the continent gear up for the pr...

Published in the Antarctic Sun Dining workers are experimenting on McMurdo Station residents. With the opening of the new dining facility in...

Published in the Antarctic Sun Thursday night a New Zealander and three Americans had a brush with death. While walking between the road to ...

Published in the Antarctic Sun Antarctica is the second-smallest continent, home to over 100 research stations run by 29 countries. Here is ...

Published in the Antarctic Sun A small team of researchers is painting the white-on-white landscape of Antarctica in bright colors. The Supp...

Published in the Antarctic Sun Housed in the basement of McMurdo’s Building 63 are two bowling lanes, one of a few remaining manually-set ...