South Pole Journey: A Close-Up of Antarctica From the Deck of a Research Vessel
South Pole Journey: A Close-Up of Antarctica From the Deck of a Research Vessel
Sputnik International
The cold, monochrome world of the South Pole hides amazing life and a host of natural wonders. Here, the eye learns to distinguish many shades of white, and... 10.03.2020, Sputnik International
The cold, monochrome world of the South Pole hides amazing life and a host of natural wonders. Here, the eye learns to distinguish many shades of white, and the mind wonders how life can exist in such extreme climatic conditions.
Until recently, few people have visited the Earth's poles and those that can are either part of a scientific or research expedition, or in the company of filmmakers making documentaries about wildlife.
In this photo gallery you can view the South Pole from the deck of the research vessel Admiral Vladimirsky.
View of an iceberg from the Baltic Admiral Vladimirsky research vessel in the area of Alexander I Land during a voyage to the Bellingshausen Antarctic station.
A view from the deck of the Baltic Fleet research vessel Admiral Vladimirsky in the area of Alexander I Land while sailing to the Bellingshausen Antarctic station
A view from the Baltic Fleet research vessel Admiral Vladimirsky in the area of Alexander I Land while sailing to the Bellingshausen Antarctic Station
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