The six of us on station have been putting in long days, as we prepare for the influx of cargo and crew. Pretty beat at the end of a punishing Saturday, I was bound for my bunk. But even in an exhausted state–or maybe especially so–the spectacle of spindrift moving into the evening sun was […]
Check out this timelapse of our installation at Marble Point. Behind us, the surface of a glacier bends to the ground in a steep curve. The second segment shows the view northward towards open water.Link at: http://youtu.be/1gj11pjqs0M
On the sea ice stretching from McMurdo Station, Antarctica, dozens of seals lounge in the 24-hour sun. They just seem to lay motionlessly, digesting their fish and napping. Why don’t we see them moving around? Do they ever move?We get scientific and make a 12-hour time lapse (1 min frames). So… do seals move?
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Presenting the holidays at high speed… featuring Max, Kel, Casey, Lars, Leah, and Slater. Link at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Gu2R1jx3as
It’s Saturday?! Let’s skate to the office!!Link at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4X2i9CBJhrU
From Dillon to Silverthorne, and up to Frisco, they were all saying this was the year. We jump started our cars and headed up to see what the ruckus was about. Well, we found out… Link at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVGZnlycyH8
