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A New PlateauScience / Space and Atmospheric Physics Friday December 14, 2012 Some consider a trip to the South Pole as going to the literal end of the world. In that case, Craig Kulesa has found a site in Antarctica somewhere between the Earth and starry skies above. The high-altitude polar plateau is home to a new telescope observing interstellar clouds where stars are made. 
From the GutFeatures / Life on the Ice Friday December 14, 2012 The canon of Antarctic history is by no means small. Yet author Jason Anthony has found a fresh way to tell the story. His account deals with human endurance and dramatic exploits. And the role of food through the brief decades of human occupation in Antarctica. Quick Find
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