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US and NZ laboratories are located on this protected area above McMurdo. |
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Low frequency microphone array installed on the Ross Ice Shelf. |
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A scientific balloon launch facility is located at Williams Field. Photos are here from one of the two balloon launches this year. |
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The farthest south NASA tracking station. |
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Visit to several sites on the mountain to work on a seismic sensor array used to study this unique volcano. |
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The oldest continuously running experiment at McMurdo, and without question the coolest building at McMurdo. |
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A day spent driving around the sea ice, drilling ice cores to look for ice algae samples (Christmas day 2002). |
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John Behrendt was on station this year for a few days. I tagged along with him during some gravity measurements on the ice pier. |
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A short page with photos from the Albert P. Crary Laboratory, the hub of science at McMurdo Station. |
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Photos of various science related activities, and articles from USA Today and the Antarctic Sun. |
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A large number of scientific balloon flights were done at McMurdo this year, from February through Winfly 2003. A few pics from various launches are here. |
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Most of the projects I support have informational webpages, some even with real-time data from my instruments! Here is a page with info about these projects. |