Find out what life is like at an Antarctic station

This video was created for Australian students to provide an introduction to life at Australian Antarctic stations. The Australian Antarctic Division works with Dart Connections to help Australian schools communicate with scientists and expeditioners in Antarctica. The video conferences (VCs) are free, and Aussie schools can sign up online. www.tinyurl.com...
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[@threadysr]

Becoming a Meteorologist and working for the AAD has been a lifelong dream of mine.

[@AusAntarctic]

What a great dream to have! Did you know that the meteorologists at our Antarctic research stations work for the Bureau of Meteorology? Forecasters are stationed in Antarctica for the summer-period only, while the Bureau's weather observers are there year-round.

[@Izzyisbusy.]

I'm watching this for school because I have to stay home and do school work all because of this virus and this is really interesting

[@lindsey4951]

Wow this is super interesting. I did not know antarctica was so livable, and that you could land a plane there :o

[@EddieStyle]

That was super interesting!!!!!!!!

[@malenacahill9247]

Fantastic educational video - shame I cant download on my usb.

[@yxhankun]

20 inches half height containers at 3.02 of this clip.

[@HomoHabilisAlive]

Can't these guys use some sort of radar or lidar to navigate in snowstorms?

[@AusAntarctic]

GPS is more commonly used. Find out more on our website: www.antarctica.gov.au/living-and-working/travel-and-logistics/navigation

[@dingusbro925]

Doesn’t look that cold