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ANT1159-02

Icicles hang from the edge of a small blue iceberg as the summer thaw sets in. Antarctica

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22 sun halo, with sun pillar, sun streak, Lowitz arcs, Upper Tangent Arc and Parry Arc at the top of the halo, all caused by diamond dust in the air above Halley Research Station, Brunt Ice Shelf. Antarctica.

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Taking Ice core samples to study snow accumulation. South Pole, Antarctica.

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Meteorological Balloon released at Amundsen-Scott S.Pole Station by woman scientist. Antarctica.

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The shrine to Our Lady of the Snows and type 2 Polar Stratospheric or Nacreous Cloud. Believed to be ice and Nitric acid, these react to produce clorine & bromine, from CFCs, which directly destroy ozone molecules. McMurdo Antarctica

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Radar satellite dish and type 2 Polar Stratospheric or Nacreous Cloud. Believed to be ice and Nitric acid, these react to produce clorine & bromine, from CFCs, which directly destroy ozone molecules. McMurdo Antarctica

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Very complex patterns of Polar Stratospheric or Nacreous Cloud. Believed to be ice and Nitric acid, these react to produce clorine & bromine, from CFCs, which directly destroy ozone molecules. McMurdo Antarctica

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The setting sun and type 2 Polar Stratospheric or Nacreous Cloud. Believed to be ice and Nitric acid, these react to produce clorine & bromine, from CFCs, which directly destroy ozone molecules. McMurdo Antarctica

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Network of icicles on the side of an iceberg indicate thaw. Antarctic Peninsula.

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Heavily eroded iceberg, the grooves are cut when below the water, by ancient air bubbles released from the melting ice. Antarctica

ANT1941-01

Distincive icicle fronted caves in an iceberg look like eyes. Antarctica

ANT1941-04

Icicles fringe a blue carvern in a small iceberg. Antarctica

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Icicles fringe a blue carvern in a small iceberg. Antarctica

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Drygalski Glacier, which has receded 300 metres between Nov 2008 and Nov 2009. South Georgia. Sub Antarctic

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Drygalski Glacier, which has receded 300 metres between Nov 2008 and Nov 2009. South Georgia. Sub Antarctic

ANT1938-38

Drygalski Glacier, which has receded 300 metres between Nov 2008 and Nov 2009. South Georgia. Sub Antarctic

ANT1938-32

Drygalski Glacier, which receded 300 metres between November 2008 & 2009. South Georgia.

ANT1938-33

Terns feed by the Drygalski Glacier, South Georgia. Sub Antarctic

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Terns feed by the Drygalski Glacier, South Georgia. Sub Antarctic

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Drygalski Glacier, which has receded 300 metres between Nov 2008 and Nov 2009. South Georgia. Sub Antarctic

ANT1916-11

Ukrainian scientist Igor Gvozdovskyy adjusts the Ozone Spectrometer before taking an Ozone reading at Vernadsky Research Station. Antarctica

ANT1916-12

Ukrainian scientist Igor Gvozdovskyy adjusts the Ozone Spectrometer before taking an Ozone reading at Vernadsky Research Station. Antarctica

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Ozone Spectrometer for taking an Ozone reading at Vernadsky Research Station. It is called Virginia. Antarctica

ANT1916-14

Ukrainian scientist Igor Gvozdovskyy enters the Ozone Spectrometer readings into his computer. Vernadsky Research Station. Antarctica

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