I really wish someone would do the kind of in depth tour of Halley that Jeffery Donenfeld or Gone Venturing did for Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. If you get beck to Halley you should do so. I would love a 45 minute in depth exploration of your facilities there.
Gone Venturing’s Viktor is such a legend like ! His videos are incredible of the US amundsen Scott station. The US station looks more cosy I have to admit like , although both would be cool
Those sounds recorded by the Halley Very Low Frequency Reciever brought me here. Thanks to Elite Dangerous. I have always loved Antarctica, and it is always great to see this stuff. Greets from Finland!
there's only 6 of us left now. Bryce and Johnson are nowhere to be found. Finn was found naked outside, totally frozen, not only 30 feet from the base. we've been cut off since the solar flare. something they brought from the site they excavated a few miles away... i hope someone can read this message. tell my wife i love her.
I worked at halley 5 and helped with halley 6 test sledge which helped make this base possible. I always feel extremely proud and privileged to have played my small part. One day who knows I might return.
This whole design concept was so ingenious. It addressed every contingency with practicality and innovation. I have no doubt future space colonists will refer to this for ideas.
Aragorn: Gentlemen, we do not stop till nightfall. Pippin: What about breakfast? Aragorn: You've already had it. Pippin: We've had one, yes. What about second breakfast? Merry: I don't think he knows about second breakfast, Pip.
Same, but I couldn't share the sleeping areas like that and to be stranded with the other workers would be a nightmare for me cos there's no escape and no privacy
Can people that aren’t researchers take tours of that base, and do you have to be British to actually work there? Let’s see if I get an answer from a over year old video...
The crack, could you not heal it, a machine that drive's both side's pouring something alomst ice water but something added to make it freeze in less than a minute, save the ice shelf from breaking off which it will do a ocean's would rise that amount of ice breaking off and well by the Everglades.
Not really, I was only there for 3 months and was very pressed for time. Was too busy to be bored but if i didn't have work to do it would get tiresome quickly. The area is very flat without many features, but the base had a lot of games, musical instruments, a gym and movie stores for entertainment. Also there is a real community feel with great support structures if you're feeling down. Thanks for the question!
That's not what they're researching, mostly space observation, particle physics research, global climate observation, and paleo-climate studies with ice cores. There are tundra areas on the continent's coast that are more mild, relatively speaking, and home to some plant life in the form of terrestrial algae, a few dozen moss species, and two small flowering plants (Antarctic Hairgrass and Antarctic Pearlwort), as well as some fungi and bacterial colonies, these are host to a few hardy insects and various birds and seals. In this part of Antarctica the living things are studied too for a variety of reasons.
@@rlt94 Edmund Halley, the astrophysicist who first introduced the theory of giant openings at each pole that would lead deeper into the Earth. This station is named after him.
i was offered a job once in the military in the 80s flying C-130s on skis out of new zealand on resupply missions, probably helping build this, I wish i had not turned it down. For those wondering why, my ex wife talked me out of it threatening divorce, i should have just divorced then lol. oh well, the one continent i havent been to, regrets.
سلام ممنون بابت ویدیو من این ویدیو را برای ساخت یک ویدیوی دیگر استفاده کردم و توضیحات علمی و دلایل ساخت این مکان را توضیح دادم ایا از نظر شما اشکالی ندارد که از آن در استفاده و آن را منتشر کنم؟
