David Barnaby was a winterover for SPIREX (one of CARA's telescopes) in 1997. The first picture is Dave during summer, not long after he arrived, when the Sun was still up. The second picture is Dave standing in the same place, but 6 months later, after the Sun set. It just looks cold, doesn't it? These pictures are near the Ceremonial South Pole; at least in the first one, you can see the Dome of Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in the background. Photos CARA/D. Barnaby
These photos were taken in December 1996 and June 1997.
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For more pictures of the Ceremonial South Pole and CARA's telescopes, see the Virtual Tour Page on the many South Poles and the Virtual Tour Page on the Dark Sector.
For more pictures in general, visit The Travel Log Archive or the Virtual Tour of the South Pole.
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