#research station

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Halley VI Antarctic Research Station

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James Morris / Hugh Broughton Architects / British Antarctic Survey (BAS) / Halley VI / Photography / 2013

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Keith David as "Childs" in The Thing (1982)

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Star Trek: Infinite - Cardassian Research Station Concept Art by Ivan Bautista

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[meriol-lehmann]

station de recherche subarctique, rue champagne, schefferville

[the-digital-alchemist]

Thoth Station: A Fascinating Fusion of Science and Fiction

The station itself is a marvel of engineering, with wide and spacious corridors and soft, white lighting that mimics natural sunlight. The carpets underfoot provide a touch of luxury, adding to the sense that this is a place of higher learning and research.

But what sets Thoth Station apart from other outposts in the system is its dedication to expanding the knowledge of humanity. Unlike other stations that exist purely for economic gain or political power, Thoth Station exists solely to push the boundaries of science and exploration.

It is here that some of the most groundbreaking discoveries in the system have been made, from new elements to exotic particles. And with each new discovery, the team at Thoth Station brings us closer to unlocking the secrets of the universe.

So if you're interested in expanding your knowledge of the solar system, Thoth Station is the place to be. Stay tuned for more updates on the latest research coming out of this incredible research base.

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The Thing

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What do you mean the research station exploded?!

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Kentville Research Station Blooms

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honestly it probably already exists but i would kill for more horror stories set in the arctic circle during winter where it's unclear if the threat is supernatural or if the darkness and isolation in the freezing polar night is just driving the characters slowly insane

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The Comandante Ferraz Antarctic Station (Portuguese: Estação Antártica Comandante Ferraz) is a permanent Antarctic research station named after the Brazilian Navy Commander Luís Antônio de Carvalho Ferraz (1940–1982), who visited Antarctica many times with the British exploration team and managed to convince his government to create a self-guided Brazilian Antarctic Program.

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Hugh Broughton Architects & AECOM / British Antarctic Survey (BAS) / Halley VI / Research Station / 2013

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Mount Desert Rock Light, Frenchboro, Maine. Since the light's automation in the 70's, Mount Desert Rock has been used by The College of the Atlantic as a whale and marine mammal research outpost.

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European countries with research station on Antarctica

by geo.facts_

Out of the 29 countries with stations in the Antarctic continent, 16 of them are located in Europe and out of these 16 countries, 9 of them have more than two stations! Germany🇩🇪, Russia🇷🇺 and the United Kingdom🇬🇧 all have 5 stations on the continent, some of them working only during summer while others are permanently open.

As mentioned, some stations work only during summer, while others work all year long - meaning that the population of performing scientists and researchers varies from approximately 4.000 people during summer and only 1.000 during winter times (June to August).

Apart from that, there are several stations that don’t belong to any country, in other words, it means that they receive scientists from all over the world!

Fun fact: The coldest temperature ever registered on earth was at the Antarctic continent. In July 21 of 1983, at the Russian Vostok station, the thermometers recorded a temperature of -82.2C° (-115F°)

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Holding on to an impossible thing

companion piece/follow-up to the comic I did for Rivals zine ✌️