TofulogieFeb 1
Attention, the latest "Objectivity" episode on Youtube features footage from Halley Bay station in 1956! Starting from minute 4:45, they first look for envelopes and stamps, discovering a midwinter menu card, and a Union Jack. Also some photographs and film snippets are shown. And finally - envelopes and stamps :-)

#antarctica #antarcticresearch #halleystation #history



www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZ-pXPvo0vc
Rummaging Through Drawers - Objectivity 304

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Ruth MottramDec 15
I'm still in Cape Town waiting for a weather window but this #Antarctic themed photo exhibition highlighting South Africa's #AntarcticResearch programme is a great compensation. #iQ2300
Academic EuropeSep 11, 2025

Job Alert

PhD Candidate (f_m_x) in the “Antarctic Research”  

Deadline: 2025-10-13 
Location: Germany, Potsdam 

👉 Details & apply: https://www.academiceurope.com/ads/phd-candidate-f_m_x-in-the-antarctic-research/

#hiring #PhDPosition #AntarcticResearch #EarthScience #Geophysics #mathematics #physics

Planetary EcologistApr 11, 2025

International Polar Year (Earth sciences 🌍)

The International Polar Years are collaborative, international efforts with intensive research focus on the polar regions. Karl Weyprecht, an Austro-Hungarian naval officer, motivated the endeavor in 1875, but died before it first occurred in 1882–1883. Fifty years later a second IPY took place. The International Geophy...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Polar_Year

#InternationalPolarYear #EarthSciences #ArcticResearch #AntarcticResearch

International Polar Year - Wikipedia

AoB PLANTSOct 4, 2024

❄️🌱 New article in @AoBP exploring how lipid accumulation and fatty acid changes help Antarctic mosses tolerate harsh environments, emphasizing the importance of on-site analysis.

Full #openaccess
👉 https://bit.ly/3N8ELde

#PlantScience #Moss #AntarcticResearch

Transcriptome analysis of the common moss Bryum pseudotriquetrum grown under Antarctic field condition

Antarctica has harsh environments including low temperatures, drought and high levels of UV radiation etc. Although several moss species grow in Antarctica

OUP Academic
formuchdeliberationMar 3, 2024
Scientists have observed the fastest glacier fracture ever recorded — a crack in Antarctica's ice that opened at roughly 80 mph (129 km/h)...
#climate #climatechange #glaciers #antarctica #geography #EarthScience #pineisland #icesheet #glaciology #earth #ClimateCrisis #climatescience #glacierfractures
#meltingice #climatecatastrophe #antarcticresearch https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/climate-change/fracturing-antarctic-glacier-breaks-80-mph-speed-record
Fracturing Antarctic glacier breaks 80 mph speed record

The Pine Island glacier formed a 6.5-mile-long crack at 80 mph, proving to scientists that some glaciers can shatter like glass.

Live Science
EconoPass™Feb 15, 2024
Whales and Krill: A Symphony of Survival in a Changing Ocean!
https://econopass.com/news/world/whales-krill-symphony-survival
#WhaleConservation #OceanTemperatureImpact #AntarcticResearch #worldnews #dailynews #newsupdate #newstoday #newsfeed
Whales And Krill: A Symphony Of Survival In A Changing Ocean! | ECONOPASS™

- Rising ocean temperatures are disrupting the body clock and migration patterns of whales.- Krill, a vital food source for whales, is declining due to these

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SPP_AntarktisfoschungSep 19, 2023
Welcome talk from the SPP coordinator Ulf Karsten to kick off the first day of the annual SPP antarctic research coordination workshop at the Telegrafenberg in Potsdam #sppantarktisforschung #antarcticresearch #letsdoscience #gettogether #joiningforces #telegrafenberg #potsdam
SPP_AntarktisfoschungSep 19, 2023
Yesterdays start of SPP 1158 Antarctic Research coordination workshop with the icebreaker event at #Wissenschaftsetage in Potsdam #bildungsforum #sppantarktisforschung #antarcticresearch #science #potsdam #nikolaikirche
Doug BostromAug 16, 2023

"Scientists worldwide fear that research tracking how climate change is affecting Antarctica will be disrupted after it was reported that the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) will cancel, postpone or strip back several of its research projects this summer because of a looming Aus$25-million (US$16.2-million) budget cut. The cut comes hot on the heels of the news that Antarctica’s sea ice has hit a drastic and surprising new low."

#AntarcticResearch
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-02576-8

Australia’s Antarctic budget cuts a ‘terrible blow for science’

Scientists around the globe have expressed concern at reports that the Australian Antarctic Division will have its budget slashed by the government.