Life and Science at South Pole Station
Monday, August 19, 2013
Friday, June 21, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
Monday, May 13, 2013
Celebration in May
Today we celebrated a holiday from this planet called Mexico, not the country. We were lucky to be visited by one of their kind. Things turned unfortunate though when margarita fueled station residents mistook a head for a piƱata. Quite an ironic anatomical coincidence. There's sure to be a complaint from the Mexican galactic ambassador now.
Yoshi
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Monday, March 11, 2013
Concert on the Snow
This weekend we had a Concert on the Snow. A line of portapoties for the concertgoers. 7 different ones for the 7 recognized genders in the universe.
Yoshi
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Ice Cream Research
One of the hottest research topics here at Pole is ice cream technology. Here are some experiments on new flavors. I think this one is Vanitro.
Yoshi
The Growth Chamber in Action
Now that winter is here, we've fired up the growth chamber to grow things like this strawberry donut. The record for the growth chamber is 160 pounds a week. Thats a lot of donuts. I hear they're mostly water.
Yoshi
Volunteering at the Day Care center today
One great thing about working at the South Pole is you get many roles. Firefighter, photographer, journalist, store clerk, greenhouse planter, sushi chef, and sometimes babysitter at the Day Care Center.
Yoshi
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Weekly Evacuation
This week it was because of a virus outbreak. Decontamination teams are zapping the alien virus now.
Yoshi
Friday, January 25, 2013
Crack in the dome
Today we had to repair a crack in the dome. We can't let all the atmosphere on Earth leak out into space after all. The Martians charge us a lot of money for that gas.
Yoshi
Kiwi Wildlife on RnR
New Zealand is a land of beautiful features and dangerous animals. Like this, probably a man eating possum.
Yoshi
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Station supply of water
Rodwells provide the station with out supply of water. Each one takes at least 10,000 gallons of fuel to create and provides fresh water for the station for up to 7 years.
Yoshi
Advanced technology at Pole
One thing about being at South Pole, we have some of the most advanced technology on Earth. Here is an iPhone 6 with microphone, this version was simplified further to not even include a color LCD.
We've had plug in hybrids here since 1987.
A prototype iPhone 7. Dial pads are making a comeback.
A light field camera.
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Team 6 practice
Each South Pole winter-over must be part of a response team to deal with all eventualities at south pole. There's team 1, the hasty team, team 2 the fire team, team 3 the trauma team, team 4 the logistics team and my team, team 6, the assault team. Team 5 is the basketball exhibition team who will be on tour most of the winter. Since South Pole is of strategic importance and the peace of the Universe rests on the rocky marriage of Lord Calamari and the promiscuous biped crab princess, we must be ever prepared. Here were are on team 6 practicing our mortar fire.
New Elevator Panel
Today we installed a new panel in the Solar System Elevator. You just press the button to where you want to go. (Pluto's on the underside)
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