From Coast to Station: A Heavy Cargo Delivery
After days of delay caused by heavy sea ice and strong winds, a cargo ship finally reached the Antarctic coast. The unloading marked the start of a demanding 240 km traverse…

We hope that these videos and picture galleries will give you a feeling of what it is like to live and work in Antarctica. You will also find a lot of material related to the construction of the station.
After days of delay caused by heavy sea ice and strong winds, a cargo ship finally reached the Antarctic coast. The unloading marked the start of a demanding 240 km traverse…
Rainette Engberg from the EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland is spent one month at the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica setting up a variety of instruments on the 30-metre tower next to the…
In this photo gallery you can find Sarah Wauthy from the Université Libre de Bruxelles and field guide Sebastian Corret colelcting samples from volitaile organic compoud (VOC) samplers…
A time-lapse showing both Prinoths setting off along the long traverse, transporting teams and supplies across the Antarctic plateau.
Team members lie flat and work together to safely pull a secured colleague out of the crevasse.