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1600	Sun halo and sun dogs.	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1601	Small halo, sun dogs, and arc of much larger halo nearly bisecting smaller halo.	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1602	Small halo, sun dogs, and arc of much larger halo nearly bisecting smaller halo.	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1603	Halo and sun dogs	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1604	Halo and sun dogs	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1605	Halo and sun dogs	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1606	Halo with brilliant reflection off ice surface	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1607	Halo with brilliant reflection off ice surface	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1608	Sun dog to the left of sun	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1609	Sun dog to the left of su	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1610	Halo and sundog with a brilliant larger arc	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1611	Arc with reflection higher in the sky - note reversal of spectrum	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1612	Arc with spectacular reflection higher in the sky - note reversal of spectrum	Antarctica, South Pole Station January 1979
1613	Home sweet bunk for a year at the South Pole	Antarctica, South Pole Station December 1978
1614	Hallway in the South Pole Station living quarters	Antarctica, South Pole Station December 1978
1615	The South Pole dining room with station leader Ron Peck standing; Daryl Leed seated on the right.	Antarctica, South Pole Station December 1978
1616	Billiards and light reading fare were among the recreational items at the Pole	Antarctica, South Pole Station December 1978
1617	More serious reading at the main library	Antarctica, South Pole Station December 1978
1618	For the athletically inclined, a basketball court for a little one-on-one	Antarctica, South Pole Station December 1978
1619	#1 - Releasing a weather balloon at the South Pole meteorological station.	Antarctica, South Pole Station December 1978
1620	#2 - Releasing a weather balloon at the South Pole meteorological station.	Antarctica, South Pole Station December 1978
1621	#3 - Releasing a weather balloon at the South Pole meteorological station.	Antarctica, South Pole Station December 1978
1622	Cathy, the radio operator during the summer months, communicating with McMurdo Station	Antarctica, South Pole Station December 1978
1623	Ski-equipped C-130's on a fly-by at South Pole Station	Antarctica, South Pole Station Late austral summer 1979
1624	The last plane out before the sun sets	Antarctica, South Pole Station Late austral summer 1979
1625	The "Doc", Michelle Rainey - first woman to winter over at the South Pole	Antarctica, South Pole Station Late austral summer 1979
1626	Mid-March sun just before the vernal equinox low on the horizon	Antarctica, South Pole Station Late austral summer 1979
1627	Watching the sun set in mid-March from the Clean Air Facility - observers taking photographs.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Late austral summer 1979
1628	South Pole Station illuminated by the setting sun	Antarctica, South Pole Station Late austral summer 1979
1629	South Pole Station antenna farm illuminated by setting sun	Antarctica, South Pole Station Late austral summer 1979
1630	Haze and clouds obscure the setting sun	Antarctica, South Pole Station Late austral summer 1979
1631	Haze and clouds obscure the setting sun	Antarctica, South Pole Station Late austral summer 1979
1632	Reminiscent of ancient astronomic observatories, the last rays of the setting sun suffuse the entrance tunnel with a golden glow.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Late austral summer 1979
1633	Instruments on the Clean Air Facility silhouetted against the sunset	Antarctica, South Pole Station Early austral fall 1979
1634	Optical effect as sun actually below horizon during March sunset	Antarctica, South Pole Station Early austral fall 1979
1635	March sunset silhouetting the Clean Air Facility	Antarctica, South Pole Station Early austral fall 1979
1636	A bizarre effect of time-lapse photography makes Clean Air Facility appear to be illuminated by triangular shaft of reflected sunlight.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Early austral fall 1979
1637	Not much twilight left	Antarctica, South Pole Station Early austral fall 1979
1638	A bizarre effect of time-lapse photography makes Clean Air Facility appear to be illuminated by triangular shaft of reflected sunlight.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Early austral fall 1979
1639	Tractors chugging away in the polar sunset	Antarctica, South Pole Station Early austral fall 1979
1640	South Pole geodesic dome illuminated by last gasp of sunset	Antarctica, South Pole Station Early austral fall 1979
1641	Polar night has arrived - geodesic dome silhouetted by bluish aurora australis Horizontal line emanating to right from geodesic dome is exhaust from generator.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1642	Polar night has arrived - geodesic dome silhouetted by bluish aurora australis Horizontal line emanating to right from geodesic dome is exhaust from generator.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1643	Polar night has arrived - geodesic dome silhouetted by bluish aurora australis Horizontal line emanating to right from geodesic dome is exhaust from generator.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1644	Aurora Australis - surrealistic view of South Pole station with auroral curtain and exhaust emanating in curved line fro	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1645	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1646	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1647	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1648	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1649	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979

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