NOAA Photo Library

NOAA At The Ends of the Earth Collection
Catalog of Images

1650	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1651	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1652	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1653	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1654	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1655	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1656	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1657	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1658	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1659	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1660	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1661	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1662	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1663	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1664	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1665	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1666	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1667	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1668	Aurora Australis	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1669	Aurora Australis -shaft of red light appears laser-like but in reality comes from interaction between auroral display and normal light bulb.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1670	Dressed up for a winter weather at the South Pole - temperature dropped to -106 Fahrenheit.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1671	Moon? Seems to be time exposure of moon with South Pole Station illuminated.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1672	Mid-winter South Pole toga party	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1673	Delivering supplies to the Clean Air Facility in Antarctic winter darkness	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1674	Moon over the Clean Air Facility	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1675	First appearances are deceiving. This is a human being. Out for a night-time stroll at the South Pole.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1676	Approaching winter's end. The sky is becoming lighter with spring twilight.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral fall and winter 1979
1677	Antarctic sunrise as seen through the entrance tunnel	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1678	Antarctic sunrise as seen through the entrance tunnel	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1679	Antarctic sunrise as seen through the entrance tunnel	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1680	Spring twilight at South Pole Station	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1681	A streak of blazing sky on the northern horizon	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1682	A streak of blazing sky on the northern horizon	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1683	The Clean Air Facility highlighted by the spring sunrise	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1684	Daylight is on its way now!	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1685	The first rays of sun highlighting exhaust from station generators	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1686	Photo #1 -The first spring flight back on its way to McMurdo	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1687	Photo #2 -The first spring flight back on its way to McMurdo	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1688	Photo #3 -The first spring flight back on its way to McMurdo	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1689	Photo #4 -The first spring flight back on its way to McMurdo	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1690	Photo #5 -The first spring flight back on its way to McMurdo	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1691	Photo #6 -The first spring flight back on its way to McMurdo	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1692	Photo #7 -The first spring flight back on its way to McMurdo	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1693	Photo #8 -The first spring flight back on its way to McMurdo	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1694	The bowels of South Pole Station - the heating and power plant	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1695	One last pose at the South Pole - Lt. Bortniak never had more hair before or since.	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1696	A last look at the Clean Air Facility before leaving the pole on C-130	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1697	A last look at South Pole Station out a window of the C-130	Antarctica, South Pole Station Austral spring 1979
1698	The view from the cockpit of the C-130 on the way to McMurdo. Transantarctic Mountains in view.	Antarctica Austral spring 1979
1699	Passing over Beardmore Glacier on the way to McMurdo Station from the pole.	Antarctica Austral spring 1979

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