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Reaching a New LowScience / Oceans and Atmosphere Friday December 13, 2013 Scientists recently announced that they had found the lowest temperatures on Earth at a desolate and remote ice plateau in East Antarctica, trumping a record set in 1983. 
NetworkingScience / Education and Outreach Friday December 13, 2013 Antarctica is not as remote as it once was. Planes reduce travel time to just a few hours. It's possible to exchange instant messages between McMurdo Station and New York City. Big experiments stream gigabytes of data. But computer power in the polar regions still lags. The NSF is working to change that. Quick Find
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