This is how Extreme the weather in Antarctica can get

We experienced a blow which temporarily stopped work at a research station. The blow was 40 knots or 46 mph. Bare in mind this is during summer, winter storms can be a lot worse

[Lukavachan]

Even as an IT-Administrator, I would go to work there. Without any question....It's a rare Place on this world where you can feel the planet. Man.. what an adventure.

[Dares]

What scares me most isn't the cold and unforgiving weather,
but the fact that the more I look into this, the more I want it.
Can't I have picked up an easier dream??

[jlc]

When I was in the navy, , , a good friend, , , a person that actually gave me the direction in life that I needed, just didn't know it at the time, ,, but he was a 4.0 sailor and was accepted and did a tour in Antarctica... thats a life challenge that only the strongest if the strong minded people can Do. He succeeded he was one of a kind. Thank u so much Russell K. Your an inspiration to all who get the privilege to know u

[chglubb]

04:30 this is exactly the same weather in which our grandparents walked to school.

[golfgrabu]

Ok where do I sign to get a job there? I'm not a scientist but, hey, if I have to be the guy that cleans up everything, so be it. I'd feel at home in this kind of environment.

[jamesh]

This is amazing. How do you keep power? Generators? And if so how do you keep them from freezing up? The logistics for this kind work must be mind boggling.

[meganabeel]

This video needs million views. Such amazing stuff.

[Silenciobob]

That looks like the most beautiful and peaceful place on earth. Even in the blizzard I would find so much peace there

[andrearota]

I was enchanted by that piano melody in the final of the video. Greetings from Italy.

[jimdevlin]

I've just finished reading "COLD" by Ranulph Fiennes, the story of his trans polar trek and Everest climb, a truly terrifying account of the coldest and most dangerous places on the planet, I would recommend that anyone considering a trip to either polar area reads it first, it may change your mind !

[prestonprezno]

This would be the safest place for ww3

[jwiener]

Jeez, it kind of looks like living at a station on another planet.

[Auroral_Anomaly]

People forget that Antarctica is the highest, driest, windiest, rockiest, shiniest, emptiest and coldest continent on earth.

[redstar]

I really prefer to see the stormy days in antactica especially in winter ..thanks to you for apload this vd

[kensign]

Wicked sense of humor dude! "I need my caffeine. Don't judge."

"Good drone flying weather."

[ArikCool]

I just realised that this almost looks like living in MARS, sealed habitat components, hostile environment. Isolated.

[johnashworthdesignSTEM]

This is an amazing set of videos that you have uploaded. I'm a MYP Design teacher from the UK who is teaching in Xi'an in China and I have a unit on personalised housing that I teach as part of the interior design component. Up until now I've been using camper van and micro house videos as an introduction to that unit to try to get my students to empathise with the essentials needed to live in a space, but I'm going to go through your videos and pick out the best parts to use as a starter for this unit from now on. I'm tempted to switch the unit to an 'antarctic base' theme to give an added context. Thank you for posting all of these, keep them coming!

[bhupinderkumar]

The greatest lesson they might learn must be the meaning of *warmth* in

[greenleafycabbage]

Just beware of the thing called "The Thing"

[NetManOfficial]

Didn't you guys felt cold while opening that door wearing that Tshirt?