THE POLAR TIMES: July 2010, Vol. 3, No. 17 |
Current Issue Cover & Centerfold
Topics in our bi-annual magazine, The Polar Times, range from science to myth, archealogy to anthropology, hard work to pure adventure and everything in between.
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FRONT COVER
Inside the East Antarctic Ice Sheet near
Australia’s Davis Station, 1987. • Copyright
Jeff Rubin
BACK COVER
The 17m-high masts of the SuperDARN radar, oneof 17 in the Super Dual Auroral Radar Network set
up in high latitudes to study ionospheric Conditions. • Photo by Tiara Walters
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CENTERFOLD
Taken during a University of Minnesota field program, 1961-62.
Geology field camp, Sentinel Range, Ellsworth Mountains, Antarctica. In the background, Mount Gardner (4,573 m) (78º23’S, 86º02’W) is the fourth highest
mountain in Antarctica. • Photo taken by John Splettstoesser,
January 1962, with Zeiss 50 mm camera.
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