- Week 16 at the Pole
And then…the auroras start to get bigger and brighter. Unfortunately, the weather last week at the Pole was mostly bad, […] - Week 15 at the Pole
Last week had a mix of quiet days and less quiet days at the Pole. There was a monthly emergency […] - Week 14 at the Pole
Aww, that first aurora of the season—often rather light and wispy, here stretching across a sky that is still lit […] - Week 13 at the Pole
Last week was relatively quiet at the Pole. Even the outdoor photographs have a sort of “quiet” and reflective feel […] - Week 12 at the Pole
The sun is now below the horizon, but there’s still plenty of light. Most of us experience this period of […] - Week 11 at the Pole
The lowering sun at the South Pole made for some great photos last week. Above, the sun itself is blocked […] - Week 10 at the Pole
A nice halo surrounds the lowering sun at the Pole, with some mistiness along the horizon. Sun halos, also called […] - Week 9 at the Pole
Ah, the waning days of summer, when the shadows cast by the lowering sun lengthen with each passing day. Here […] - Week 8 at the Pole
A small plane found itself parked in behind some other aircraft at the South Pole last week, but it was […] - Week 7 at the Pole
The station is technically closed for the winter season, but there are still some Basler planes (and their pilots) transitioning […] - Week 6 at the Pole
And just like that, summer’s over and winter begins. At the Pole last week, a bunch of winterovers stood out […] - Week 5 at the Pole
A white rainbow? Well, yes—it’s also called a fogbow! Fogbows are rarer than rainbows, and guess what—they’re sometimes referred to […]