South Pole Watch! -- Darkness approaching NOW!

Post #1by **t00fri** » 26.12.2004, 00:07

Enjoy,

Bye Fridger ;-)

Michael Kilderry · Post #2by **Michael Kilderry** » 30.12.2004, 02:38

Fridger, where do you get these webcam images from?

Michael Kilderry

Dollan · Post #3by **Dollan** » 30.12.2004, 03:56

Here's the link: http://www.cmdl.noaa.gov/obop/spo/livecamera.html

I've had this bookmarked for a while now. It's funny, but before about 6 months ago, I've pretty much ignored webcams. And now, in that time, I've accrued a huge collection of them. Not quite sure what happened to do that, but it was *fun*, I can tell you, to watch St. Helens belch away.

...John...

Michael Kilderry · Post #4by **Michael Kilderry** » 30.12.2004, 09:16

Interesting images.

Michael Kilderry

Post #5by **t00fri** » 14.03.2005, 00:05

Have a look at the Southpole Web camera! It seems that the season is going to change in the near furture...:

Right now --for the first time in months-- it's foggy/overcast and rather dark at 17:00 UTC.

Can you see those new guiding posts with little flags attached! They are NEWLy installed. I guess they are to avoid people getting lost in bad weather!

Bye Fridger

Post #6by **t00fri** » 22.03.2005, 22:17

Watch darkness approaching! Season's changing...

Bye Fridger

tony873004 · Post #7by **tony873004** » 27.03.2005, 06:20

Speaking of Antarctica, I was there in January!

Here's my pictures:

http://www.orbitsimulator.com/Antarctica/antartica.html

Post #8by **t00fri** » 27.03.2005, 12:22

tony873004 wrote:Speaking of Antarctica, I was there in January!

Here's my pictures:

http://www.orbitsimulator.com/Antarctica/antartica.html

Wow! Looks like an unforgettable experience. I have extensively travelled the Arctic, but never made it further South than Buenos Aires...

Great pictures!

Bye Fridger