Tomoko Arai, Recon team, 30th December 2012, Szabo bluff Today we moved to a new target site at last via the Twin Otter aircraft (see the picture). John and I left on the first flight and helped establish the new… Read more »

Katie Joy、Recon Team, 29th December 2012, Graves Icefield Woohoo – today　was　the　first　day　since　the　19th　December　(when　we　moved　to this field camp site) that we have had relatively calm winds, without driving snow. Finally the tents have stopped flapping, which brings some peace and quiet to camp life…. Read more »

Andrew Beck, December 29th, Larkman Nunatak We collected 44 meteorites today, the most we have collected in a single day this year! Today’s collection site was the same as the previous few days, the youngest in a sequence of end… Read more »

Tom Sharp, Dec. 27 It was Christmas Eve for ANSMET G-058 and the wind was really blowing. You could hear the drifting snow hitting the side if the tent. I had trouble getting to sleep, listening to the constant sounds… Read more »

Tomoko Arai, Recon team, 28th December 2012, South Graves icefield Unfortunately, we are still stuck in the wind storm here. We have been here for ten days and could only go out to meteorite search for just a total of… Read more »

Katie Joy、Recon Team, 27th December 2012, Graves Icefields Predictably today　the　katabatic　wind　is　still blowing　hard　from　the　south at about 30-35 knots preventing us from moving　campsite to a new icefield,　and once again we have been tentbound. It is incredibly frustrating to not be productive, but we have… Read more »

Systematic Team, Larkman Icefield, Antarctica Here is the link to the Question and Answer session we will be hosting on Reddit later today from 7-8pm EST. www.reddit.com/r/iama/comments/15h7yy Looking forward to your questions!!

Tomoko Arai, Recon team, 26th December 2012, South Graves icefield Again, today the recon team were tent-bound, lying in our sleeping bags all day due to the strong katabatic wind storm that picked up in the night. It has been… Read more »

Systematic Team, Larkman Icefield, Antarctica Thanks to all those following our activities here in Antarctica – by popular demand we’re going to do a question and answer session on Reddit. Tune in to the “Ask Me Anything” session from 7-… Read more »

Stan Love Larkman Nunatak camp 2012 December 26 On the International Space Station, the arrival of any visiting vehicle is a big event. The same is true in a field camp in Antarctica. Today a ski-equipped Twin Otter airplane delivered… Read more »