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👏Australia is celebrating 75 years of research and exploration in Antarctica. Take a look at where we’ve come from and where we’re headed. Watch the full video on @AusAntarctic Science TV on YouTube https://youtu.be/L8_WVh-Ul1A | Australian Antarctic Program
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👏Australia is celebrating 75 years of research and exploration in Antarctica. Take a look at where we’ve come from and where we’re headed. Watch the full video on @AusAntarctic Science TV on YouTube https://youtu.be/L8_WVh-Ul1A | Australian Antarctic Program
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Today marks ninety years since Australia’s Sir George Hubert Wilkins made the first flight in the skies over Antarctica. “I had a tremendous sensation of power and freedom,” the adventurer wrote. “For the first time in history, new land was being discovered from the air”. This pioneering first flight marked the beginning of a new era of Antarctic exploration powered by rapid advances in aviation technology. That legacy continues today, with the Australian Antarctic Program making regular interco
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Today marks ninety years since Australia’s Sir George Hubert Wilkins made the first flight in the skies over Antarctica. “I had a tremendous sensation of power and freedom,” the adventurer wrote. “For the first time in history, new land was being discovered from the air”. This pioneering first flight marked the beginning of a new era of Antarctic exploration powered by rapid advances in aviation technology. That legacy continues today, with the Australian Antarctic Program making regular interco
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👏Antarctic ice core scientists have drilled the first 100 m of ice, containing 2400 years of Earth’s most recent climate history, in their quest for ice up to two million years old. 😮In two days they’ve already drilled past the Industrial Revolution, the birth of Jesus, and the Bronze Age! 🚜🚜It’s great progress for the Australian team who, with the support of a tractor-traverse team, have set up their drilling camp at Dome C North, about 1200 km from Casey station. Over the next 4-5 drilling
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👏Antarctic ice core scientists have drilled the first 100 m of ice, containing 2400 years of Earth’s most recent climate history, in their quest for ice up to two million years old. 😮In two days they’ve already drilled past the Industrial Revolution, the birth of Jesus, and the Bronze Age! 🚜🚜It’s great progress for the Australian team who, with the support of a tractor-traverse team, have set up their drilling camp at Dome C North, about 1200 km from Casey station. Over the next 4-5 drilling
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Aussie scientists have uncovered more than a tonne of fossil and dinosaur remains on an expedition in Antarctica. | The Australian
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Aussie scientists have uncovered more than a tonne of fossil and dinosaur remains on an expedition in Antarctica. | The Australian
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Where else in the world would tradies and scientists sit next to each other at the dinner table? 🛠 Dom is back for his second season with the Australian Antarctic Program and ready to live and work in an extraordinary place. ❄ APPLY NOW 👉 https://jobs.antarctica.gov.au/ | Australian Antarctic Program
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Macquarie Island is a landscape transformed. Ten years after the island was declared free of rabbits, rats and mice, the vegetation is flourishing. 👏 🐧Scientists and managers are now building on the success of this conservation triumph, to ensure the future of the World Heritage listed island and its wildlife. Learn more: https://www.antarctica.gov.au/news/2024/macquarie-islands-astounding-recovery-ten-years-on-from-rats-mice-and-rabbits/ Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service | Australian Antarc
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We’ve been talking a lot this week about the sun returning to Antarctica, but what does that actually look like? ☀️ At Davis research station, they basked in about 46 minutes of sun darting along the horizon, behind some massive icebergs. ❄️ Find out more about sunlight in Antarctica here 👉https://www.antarctica.gov.au/about-antarctica/weather-and-climate/weather/sunlight-hours/ 🎥 Dael Moffatt | Australian Antarctic Program
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Now that’s just showing off! ✨ There has been a lot of solar activity resulting in some amazing light shows down south, including this one from Davis research station. Want to know more about auroras? Check out our Awesome Aurora feature here 👉 https://www.antarctica.gov.au/news/explore-antarctica/auroras/ 📹 Jared McGhie | Australian Antarctic Program
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Ever wondered what kind of challenges our Antarctic expeditioners face? Try sleeping outside in sub-zero temperatures ... in what’s basically a giant plastic bag! ❄️ At Davis research station, survival training is a crucial part of preparing for field trips. It’s about learning how to stay safe in one of the harshest environments on Earth. 💨 Sometimes it’s fun. Sometimes it’s not. But it’s always essential. Read all about it 👉: https://www.antarctica.gov.au/news/stations/davis/2025/28-november
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From everyone at Australia’s Antarctic and sub-Antarctic research stations, Edgeworth David base camp at Bunger Hills and RSV Nuyina, Merry Christmas and a happy and safe New Year! ❄️ | Australian Antarctic Program
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Australian Antarctic scientists are monitoring the ongoing recovery of the ozone layer as researchers around the globe mark World Ozone Day today. 🌏In good news for the environment, global efforts to prevent ozone-depleting substances entering the atmosphere should see ozone levels return to 1980 levels by around 2066 over Antarctica, and 2045 over the Arctic. Check out this video from NASA Ozone Watch, showing formation of the ozone hole over Antarctica between July and September 2023, and lea
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Australia’s Antarctic icebreaker is partway through its first-ever voyage dedicated to marine science. The campaign is focused on one of the fastest melting glaciers in east Antarctica, but it's also yielding new knowledge about biodiversity. Read more: https://ab.co/4jn6o0p Choose your news on the ABC NEWS app and stay in the know: https://ab.co/abcnewsapp | ABC News
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🥳On World Krill Day we’re celebrating the big role these tiny crustaceans play in the Southern Ocean ecosystem with some kriller facts. Did you know: 🐳Antarctic krill are a keystone’ species of the Southern Ocean, providing food for penguins, seals and whales. 🌊Antarctic krill are heavier than water so they must keep swimming to remain afloat. 🦐Antarctic krill do an amazing pair dance when they mate that lasts about 10 seconds. 🏊‍♀️In the wild, krill eggs sink to one kilometre deep before h
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Today is World Wildlife Day! 🐧🐋🦅 We’re celebrating the unique and amazing wildlife of Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic. ❄ Every day we are working to understand and protect Antarctic wildlife, from the small but critically important Antarctic krill, to the largest animal ever known, the blue whale. 🌏 Find out more 👉 https://wildlifeday.org/en/about | Australian Antarctic Program
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When it's minus 22°C and the water temperature is minus 2°C who could possibly be mad enough to go for a swim... Happy Midwinter Day from our crazy Antarctic expeditioners! | Australian Antarctic Program
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Travel in the Southern Ocean is not for the faint hearted! RSV Nuyina battled eight metre seas and 60 knot wind gusts on its way home from a recent resupply trip to Macquarie Island. 📷Pete Harmsen | Australian Antarctic Program
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Lantern sharks might not ‘light up’ the darkness in the same way as their namesake, but they do glow in the dark! COOL TIP: Watch with the sound 'ON'. | Australian Antarctic Program
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Casey is Australia's busiest Antarctic research station and there's no slowing down for Christmas, with the RSV Nuyina arriving to resupply food and fuel over the festive period. Station leader Dave Buller is coordinating it all for the third time. | Australian Antarctic Program
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For the first time, two new parachute systems have been successfully used to drop supplies to an Australian Antarctic station! Earlier this week, the low-cost and precision-guided parachutes were deployed near Casey research station by a Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) C-17A Globemaster III. The airdrop went off without a hitch and now there’s some very happy expeditioners on the ground with new supplies! For more information: http://www.antarctica.gov.au/news/2020/australia-lands-precision-an
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Picture yourself here! Apply now for jobs in Australia's 2017-18 Antarctic program. | Australian Antarctic Program
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