Nearly 45° in the shade …
Those are the temperatures we’ve had here for the past few days, and to be perfectly accurate I should add a minus before that ...
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PALAOA – All the things you can hear underwater
PALAOA is a hydro-acoustic observatory, or in other words: a specially designed underwater microphone, called a hydrophone, ‘listens’ below the ice shelf and records ...
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The final Antarctic countdown
As promised, in today’s blog entry I’d like to talk about our exciting and varied preparation phase together in more detail: The deadline for ...
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“Summertime – and the livin’ is easy” versus “summer campaign”
In the last four weeks I have frequently listened to Ella Fitzgerald’s velvety alto voice singing “Summertime”, accompanied by Louis Armstrong on the trumpet: ...
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Arriving … A loving blog entry dedicated to a grande dame
On behalf of the 41st “overwintering team”, I’d like to welcome all our blog readers, and open this new chapter of the blog by ...
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Time to say goodbye … and return to civilization
Hello everyone, Now the time has come … the last blog entry for the 40th overwintering team at Neumayer Station III. Since 19 January, ...
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Santa Claus and the Bull…
Hello, everyone! First of all, a big thank-you goes to Ina for her great blog entry on “A day as a geophysicist at the ...
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A day in the life of a geophysicist at Neumayer-Station III
Hi! Allow me to briefly introduce myself and tell you about my life in the Antarctic: My profile Name: Ina Wehner Position: Geophysicist ...
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The Polar Day, but no sun …
Hi, everyone … It’s November … usually the month in which the Polar Day begins, the isolation of the overwintering phase ends, and across ...
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Spring in Antarctica …
Hello, everyone! … The month of October began with quite stormy weather. Accordingly, I decided to move up our normal medical study by a ...