👏Antarctic ice core scientists have drilled the first 100 m of ice, containing 2400 years of Earth’s most recent climate history, in their quest for ice up to two million years old. 😮In two days they’ve already drilled past the Industrial Revolution, the birth of Jesus, and the Bronze Age! 🚜🚜It’s great progress for the Australian team who, with the support of a tractor-traverse team, have set up their drilling camp at Dome C North, about 1200 km from Casey station. Over the next 4-5 drilling
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👏Antarctic ice core scientists have drilled the first 100 m of ice, containing 2400 years of Earth’s most recent climate history, in their quest for ice up to two million years old. 😮In two days
Australian Antarctic Program. . 👏Antarctic ice core scientists have drilled the first 100 m of ice, containing 2400 years of Earth’s most recent climate history, in their quest for ice up to two million years old. 😮In two days they’ve already drilled past the Industrial Revolution, the birth of Jesus, and the Bronze Age! 🚜🚜It ...
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🤔Ever wondered what life’s like in a remote field camp in Antarctica? 👀Join Damien Beloin — Traverse & Field Leader for Australia’s Million Year Ice Core project — for a quick tour of the Dome C North camp … 1200 km and 2-3 weeks by tractor-traverse from Casey research station! 🚜🚜 Life on the ice doesn’t get much more remote than this. ❄️ [Watch with captions on YouTube 👉 https://youtu.be/XYfTjxv4MGs] 📹Mingxia Lai | Australian Antarctic Program
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🤔Ever wondered what life’s like in a remote field camp in Antarctica? 👀Join Damien Beloin — Traverse & Field Leader for Australia’s Million Year Ice Core project — for a quick tour of the Dome C North camp … 1200 km and 2-3 weeks by tractor-traverse from Casey research station! 🚜🚜 Life on the ice doesn’t get much more remote than this. ❄️ [Watch with captions on YouTube 👉 https://youtu.be/XYfTjxv4MGs] 📹Mingxia Lai | Australian Antarctic Program
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Trying to move tonnes of cargo from a ship to a sub-Antarctic island? This is how you do it! 📦 These light amphibious resupply cargo (LARC) vessels are helping resupply Macquarie Island research station, taking cargo from RSV Nuyina to the shore, and then engaging 4WD to drive on land. 💪 🎥Robyn Xuereb | Australian Antarctic Program
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Trying to move tonnes of cargo from a ship to a sub-Antarctic island? This is how you do it! 📦 These light amphibious resupply cargo (LARC) vessels are helping resupply Macquarie Island research station, taking cargo from RSV Nuyina to the shore, and then engaging 4WD to drive on land. 💪 🎥Robyn Xuereb | Australian Antarctic Program
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Farewell Heard Island 🚢 After an incredible 12 days at Heard Island, RSV Nuyina has arrived at Davis research station in Antarctica for the station’s annual resupply of food and fuel. Here’s what we achieved while we were 4000km southwest of mainland Australia and 1700km north of Antarctica at Australia’s remote external territory of Heard Island and McDonald Islands: 🚁 115 helicopters flights supporting science, mapping, cargo, and media. ✈️ 43 drone flights to support wildlife observation, m
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Farewell Heard Island 🚢 After an incredible 12 days at Heard Island, RSV Nuyina has arrived at Davis research station in Antarctica for the station’s annual resupply of food and fuel. Here’s what we achieved while we were 4000km southwest of mainland Australia and 1700km north of Antarctica at Australia’s remote external territory of Heard Island and McDonald Islands: 🚁 115 helicopters flights supporting science, mapping, cargo, and media. ✈️ 43 drone flights to support wildlife observation, m
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🤔Ever wondered what life’s like in a remote field camp in Antarctica? 👀Join Damien Beloin — Traverse & Field Leader for Australia’s Million Year Ice Core project — for a quick tour of the Dome C North camp … 1200 km and 2-3 weeks by tractor-traverse from Casey research station! 🚜🚜 Life on the ice doesn’t get much more remote than this. ❄️ [Watch with captions on YouTube 👉 https://youtu.be/XYfTjxv4MGs] 📹Mingxia Lai | Australian Antarctic Program
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👏Australia is celebrating 75 years of research and exploration in Antarctica. Take a look at where we’ve come from and where we’re headed. Watch the full video on @AusAntarctic Science TV on YouTube https://youtu.be/L8_WVh-Ul1A | Australian Antarctic Program
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❄18 days ago only a bamboo cane marked the location of the Million Year Ice Core drilling site. Today, thanks to the combined efforts of the tractor-traverse and science teams, there’s 150 metres of precious ice core samples containing more than 3000 years of climate history, and a 150 metre-deep borehole. Here’s the team in action. Learn more 👉 https://www.antarctica.gov.au/news/2025/australias-search-for-antarcticas-oldest-ice/ | Australian Antarctic Program
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❄18 days ago only a bamboo cane marked the location of the Million Year Ice Core drilling site. Today, thanks to the combined efforts of the tractor-traverse and science teams, there’s 150 metres of precious ice core samples containing more than 3000 years of climate history, and a 150 metre-deep borehole. Here’s the team in action. Learn more 👉 https://www.antarctica.gov.au/news/2025/australias-search-for-antarcticas-oldest-ice/ | Australian Antarctic Program
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A group of Australian school students have made history becoming the first children to fly to and set foot on Antarctica as part of the Australian Antarctic Program. The twelve students, who won a competition to name the nation’s new Antarctic icebreaker RSV Nuyina (noy-yee-nah), flew the 6000 kilometre round-trip from Hobart to Australia’s Wilkins Aerodrome yesterday. It was an exhilarating experience for the children from St Virgil’s College in Hobart, Tasmania, and Secret Harbour Primary Scho
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Guiding us home after an Antarctic odyssey! RSV Nuyina is back in Hobart after more than two months down south, and visits to Casey, Mawson and Davis. The team resupplied and refuelled our stations, as well as assisting in the Mawson personnel changeover. An incredible effort all round. Welcome back! 🎥: Matt Wuersching | Australian Antarctic Program
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ICYMI: Australia's traverse convoy of tractor trains has set off for the Antarctic interior in the mission for the Million Year Ice Core Project. 🚜🧊 Read more about the quest 👇 https://www.antarctica.gov.au/news/2022/million-year-milestone-traverse-sets-course-toward-the-oldest-ice/ 🎥 Stuart Griggs | Australian Antarctic Program
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Hey, wait for us! RSV Nuyina is on its way back to Hobart after a massive journey to Antarctica. The ship stopped in at all three research stations on the continent! ❄ 🎥 Meika Wright | Australian Antarctic Program
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Do you want a really cool job? Head south with the Australian Antarctic Program! We’re looking for more than 150 women and men to fill a range of roles for the 2020-21 season. The predominately trades-based roles keep our stations running. So if you have ever wanted a cool career change, now’s your chance. Visit https://jobs.antarctica.gov.au for the details. APPLY NOW. | Australian Antarctic Program
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Ship Ahoy! 🚢 We’re celebrating World Maritime Day with Australia’s icebreaker, RSV Nuyina. ⚓️ RSV Nuyina is over 160 metres long, can carry over 25,500 tones of cargo and transport 117 passengers, all while being able to break ice 1.65 metres thick. ❄ The Australian Antarctic season kicks off in just over a week, with a resupply voyage to Davis research station the first of four voyages for RSV Nuyina this season. 🌊 Find out more about RSV Nuyina on our website 👉 https://www.antarctica.gov.au
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Ever wondered what kind of challenges our Antarctic expeditioners face? Try sleeping outside in sub-zero temperatures ... in what’s basically a giant plastic bag! ❄️ At Davis research station, survival training is a crucial part of preparing for field trips. It’s about learning how to stay safe in one of the harshest environments on Earth. 💨 Sometimes it’s fun. Sometimes it’s not. But it’s always essential. Read all about it 👉: https://www.antarctica.gov.au/news/stations/davis/2025/28-november
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Helicopters don't just take scientists to remote parts of Antarctica, they also play a vital role in the actual science work. This one is slingloading a radar to identify crevasses for a Denman Terrestrial Campaign project. 🎥Adam Darragh | Australian Antarctic Program
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✈️These ski planes have made the long journey from North America to Davis research station to assist the Australian Antarctic Program over summer. This week, they've been flying expeditioners, scientists and critical cargo to Mawson research station.❄ 🎥Lily West | Australian Antarctic Program
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Ready to fly into your next career move? ✈️ Meet Jack, Tyler and Tommy! They’re part of the team that are responsible for Australia’s only ice runway at Wilkins Aerodrome, near Casey station in Antarctica. From clearing snow off the runway to managing a huge assortment of plant equipment, life at Wilkins is anything but ordinary. Hear what the team has to say about operating an aerodrome in one of the most remote and remarkable places on Earth. We’re recruiting now, with contracts from 4 to 12 m
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Casey is Australia's busiest Antarctic research station and there's no slowing down for Christmas, with the RSV Nuyina arriving to resupply food and fuel over the festive period. Station leader Dave Buller is coordinating it all for the third time. | Australian Antarctic Program
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