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Astronomy at the South Pole

Optics and Photonics News, 2004
Polar astronomers working with submillimeter telescopes are measuring the cosmic microwave background radiation left over from the Big Bang, mapping our galaxy in the spectral line of atomic carbon and measuring polarized submillimeter radiation to map magnetic fields in our galaxy.
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Record warming at the South Pole during the past three decades

Nature Climate Change, 2020
K. Clem   +6 more
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Moving to the South Pole

Nature Climate Change, 2019
In the Southern Ocean, climate-driven contraction of Antarctic krill from open ocean toward the frozen continent is a perilous journey. Research now shows that a poleward shift in distribution is accompanied by diminished spatial less habitat, lower densities and larger mean size of adults.
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ALMA and the South Pole

2016
ALMA As mentioned previously (see Section 20.8) the NRAO had been trying in the late 1970s to get funding for a new 25 m (82 ft) millimeter-wave radio telescope to be built on Mauna Kea, but this had been killed off in 1982 by the Astronomy Advisory Committee. However, in the same year, an internal NRAO proposal was made to build a
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Lunar regolith and substructure at Chang’E-4 landing site in South Pole–Aitken basin

, 2020
Jinhai Zhang   +17 more
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Warming reaches the South Pole

Nature Climate Change, 2020
S. Stammerjohn, T. Scambos
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Cycling around the South Pole

Nature, 1996
Yuan, Xiaojun   +2 more
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The Dogs at the South Pole

2019
This chapter describes the final portion of the South Pole party’s trek to the coveted 90° S destination and names and identifies the sled dogs who reached the South Pole on December 15 (14), 1911, with specific details given regarding the dogs’ individual contributions in enabling the Norwegian Antarctic Expedition to attain this goal.
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