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Arrival at South Pole November 2006

Exiting a Hercules LC-130 cargo plane and stepping out onto icy Antarctic Plateau ( -40F, at 9,300 feet of elevation, 0% humidity, 6 months of sunshine/6 months of darkness) Visit the South Pole T...  
 
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05Mosh05 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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how cold is it
Skyoneer2007 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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look at the view of the sun at 1:05
We4reLegion (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Looks cold.
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Great video, thanks for posting it! I bet you were so excited! I always wanted to visit the South Pole. I was a big fan of the spooky movie THE THING (1982).

My dreams changed paths when I decided to teach English literature. I couldn't figure out a way to come to the South Pole with my degree:(

I hope you had a great time down there and thank you again for posting your videos!

PS Who knows? Maybe someday the penguins will want to study Dickens. If so, I'm FIRST IN LINE!
georgebaggy (1 year ago) Show Hide
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ive always wanted to visit the north and south poles
hrroundtree (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Good to see ya!!!
luisk123 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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great.. when we´ll be seeing some pictures of nibiru he?
Maynvisitor (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Seriously, hes probably in jail right now. I bet they've taken over his Youtube and continued on with south pole coverage and then made the sun look like our sun. lol... just a thought.
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wow, absolutely amazing. I read "Ice Bound" a book written by the doctor who got breast cancer a few years back when she was wintering over and was instantly interested in the south pole. Since then I've read Amundsen's account of the polar expedition in the Fram. It's my dream to visit one day, but alas I'm a linguistics and math major.. not much need for that down there... sigh.

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