Antarctica like you've never seen it before
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Antarctica like you've never seen it before
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Re: Antarctica like you've never seen it before
#2The project page http://antarctica.localwiki.org/ seems to be down.
Re: Antarctica like you've never seen it before
#3Here's something I really love: Walk-through the Amundson Scott South Pole Station
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdM9sYXmVrY
Re: Antarctica like you've never seen it before
#4This is amazing! How long until we can rent a romotive or iPad Double or tacocopter to drive around and "see the place for ourselves"?
Re: Antarctica like you've never seen it before
#5Here's something I really love: Walk-through the Amundson Scott South Pole Station https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdM9sYXmVrY
You can also see the Scott's hut on Street View: http://www.google.com/culturalinstitute/worldwonders/scotts-...
Re: Antarctica like you've never seen it before
#6This is amazing! How long until we can rent a romotive or iPad Double or tacocopter to drive around and "see the place for ourselves"?
Some scientists are alredy using aerial drones :) http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/stories/2012/10/10_03_12wayne_perry...
Re: Antarctica like you've never seen it before
#7Here's something I really love: Walk-through the Amundson Scott South Pole Station https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdM9sYXmVrY
You can also see the Scott's hut on Street View: http://www.google.com/culturalinstitute/worldwonders/scotts-...
And that's why I love HN. I had no idea about that worldwonders page. Thanks!
Re: Antarctica like you've never seen it before
#8Anyone know why this page refers to Litchfield Island as "the island most frequently seen in dreams?"
Re: Antarctica like you've never seen it before
#9Unrelated, but one of my favorite things about Antarctica is a terribly irreverent and incredibly amusing activity of many temporary residents in the area -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/300_Club
Re: Antarctica like you've never seen it before
#10Anyone know why this page refers to Litchfield Island as "the island most frequently seen in dreams?"
Oddly enough, this very blog post is the only Google result I get for the quoted phrase. Anyway, the thing looks inkblotty and fractally enough that I could plausibly mistake any frosty island for it in a dream. Probably related to the fact that we regularly have déjà vu in places of which (we think) we’ve dreamt. Or at least I do.