1450 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1451 | |
Mount Melbourne near Terra Nova Bay Antarctica. 74 21 S Latitude 164 42 E Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1452 | |
Royal Society Mountain Range in the Transantarctic Mountains across from McMurdo Sound on Ross Island. 78 10 S Latitude 162 40 E Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1453 | |
Iceberg drifting in the Ross Sea |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1454 | |
Icebergs grounded on Pennel Bank |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1455 | |
Icebergs grounded on Pennel Bank |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1456 | |
Icebergs grounded on Pennel Bank |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1457 | |
Icebergs grounded on Pennel Bank |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1458 | |
Icebergs grounded on Pennel Bank |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1459 | |
Icebergs grounded on Pennel Bank |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1460 | |
Icebergs grounded on Pennel Bank |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1461 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1462 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1463 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1464 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1465 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1466 | |
Sunset over the Ross Sea. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1467 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1468 | |
The NATHANIEL B. PALMER moving through pancake ice |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1469 | |
Nighttime operation of collecting thin sea ice cores for analysis. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1470 | |
Lyttleton Harbor, New Zealand. Home port for the NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
New Zealand 1999 January |
1471 | |
Hanging out on the bridge of the NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
New Zealand 1999 January |
1472 | |
Entering Lyttleton Harbor, New Zealand. Home port for the NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
New Zealand 1999 January |
1473 | |
Recovering a RDI upward-looking Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler near the Ross Ice Shelf |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1474 | |
Recovering a RDI upward-looking Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler near the Ross Ice Shelf |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1475 | |
Ice on the super structure of the NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1476 | |
Ice on the super structure of the NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1477 | |
The wake of the NATHANIEL B. PALMER in thin sea ice |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1478 | |
Thin rafted sea ice |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1479 | |
Deploying the Conductivity/Temperture/Depth (CTD) and rosette water sampler through the baltic room door of the NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1480 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1481 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1482 | |
Sea smoke forming towards open water from first year ice at the Bay of Whales. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1483 | |
A bright view from the bridge and of the NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1484 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1485 | |
Sea smoke over open water along the Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20 W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1486 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1487 | |
The NATHANIEL B. PALMER at port in Lyttleton Harbor, New Zealand. |
New Zealand 1997 February |
1488 | |
Lyttleton Harbor, New Zealand. Home port for the NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
New Zealand 1997 February |
1489 | |
Statue of Robert Falcon Scott along the Avon River in Christchurch, New Zealand. |
New Zealand 1997 February |
1490 | |
The NATHANIEL B. PALMER at port in Lyttleton Harbor, New Zealand. |
New Zealand 1997 February |
1491 | |
The NATHANIEL B. PALMER at port in Lyttleton Harbor, New Zealand. |
New Zealand 1997 February |
1492 | |
The Wizard speaking in Cathedral Square in Christchurch New Zealand. |
New Zealand 1997 February |
1493 | |
The NATHANIEL B. PALMER moving through open sea ice. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1997 February |
1494 | |
The NATHANIEL B. PALMER moving through open sea ice. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1997 February |
1495 | |
The NATHANIEL B. PALMER moving through open sea ice. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1997 February |
1496 | |
Bergy bits |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1997 February |
1497 | |
Transantarctic Mountains along the western edge of the Ross Sea. 85 S Latitude 175 W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1997 February |
1498 | |
Transantarctic Mountains along the western edge of the Ross Sea. 85 S Latitude 175 W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1997 February |
1499 | |
Zodiac operations over the side of the NATHANIEL B. PALMER. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1997 February |