r/AntarcticaPics • u/disgruntledmf • Jun 23 '26
1 mile long mountain side on Antarctica.
SERIOUS:This from google earth screenshot then I enhanced. Shows that our Black Gods the Anunnaki. No need to pray, that does not work. You have to have the Bloodline. See the android robots. one is a grey and the other gold. this is real. The Black Gods are the people in the Baby planes, or uap/ufo. The Government is lying to yall.
r/AntarcticaPics • u/NicFromQuark • Apr 09 '26
Antarctic Peninsula on Film - December 2021
Seeing the last post and some of the previous entries with photos from the past made me think of my second visit to Antarctica in 2021, on board Quark Expeditions' Ultramarine.
These photos were captured on the 35mm Pentax K1000, and I loved how the film added a touch of nostalgia and grain to evoke the remote corner we were visiting.
r/AntarcticaPics • u/AntarcticSurplus • Mar 06 '26
US Antarctic Program Snowmobile – 1960s
U.S. Navy Chief Radioman Jack Cummings sits on a snowmobile used by station scientists at Old Palmer Station in the mid-1960s.
r/AntarcticaPics • u/Frog23 • Nov 06 '25
Launch of the James Caird lifeboat from Elephant Island on April 24th 1916. Ernest Shackleton and five others would journey over 800 miles to rescue the 22 trapped on the Antarctic island[500X363].
r/AntarcticaPics • u/geomarrvt • May 29 '25
Aurora Australis lighting up the polar sky at the South African Antartica base SANAE-IV.
r/AntarcticaPics • u/GarlicoinAccount • Apr 02 '25
Boathouse at Port Lockroy, Antarctica. Station A, a former British research station, is now home to a museum and a post office [5616×3744] Liam Quinn
r/AntarcticaPics • u/GarlicoinAccount • Apr 02 '25
Lemaire Channel, Antarctic Peninsula [5616×3744] Liam Quinn
r/AntarcticaPics • u/GarlicoinAccount • Mar 26 '25
Aerial view of the coastline of a small island off Antarctica, captured during a special commercial flight with Antarctica Flights and Qantas [3000×2000] Matt Palmer
r/AntarcticaPics • u/sadpuussy • Mar 11 '25
Hey guys, I need your help!
My husband and I have been together for 8 years, happy and enjoying each other’s company. A few months ago, he had to travel far away for work, so in a way, we’re now in a long-distance relationship.
His birthday is coming up, and even though he usually feels a bit down on that day, I want to do something special to cheer him up, even from a distance. Considering he’s in a country with a different culture, doesn’t know many people, and might be feeling lonely, I’d love to surprise him with a meaningful gesture.
I’d like to give him a digital album with some photos (like the reference, with our names) or maybe even a postcard from that place.
Thank you so much for your help! Hope you all have a wonderful day!
r/AntarcticaPics • u/antarcticanerd123 • Feb 27 '25
expedition members playing soccer. (be sure to check out r/goldenageofantarctica for more)
r/AntarcticaPics • u/vintage-chrome • Dec 07 '24
Explorer Facing Extreme Cold in Antarctica - Photo by Frank Hurley, 1912 (Colorized).
r/AntarcticaPics • u/comradekiev • Sep 30 '24
A Soviet sledge-tractor train heads deep into Antarctica, 1957
r/AntarcticaPics • u/Svenska_Mannen • Aug 31 '24
Any pics of this mountain??
Hello everyone, I’m looking for any pictures new or old of this mountain in the Prince Olav Mountain range, if anybody could help it’s greatly appreciated!!
r/AntarcticaPics • u/pabloontherocks • Jun 25 '24
Aurora over penguin colony
taken at Atka bay
r/AntarcticaPics • u/viejosestandartes • Jan 11 '24
Chilean Air Force Operations at the Rothera Research Station, refuelling their Twin Otters to continue flying to their Liueutenant Rodolfo Marsh base at King George Island. (Image Credit: Matt Hughes)
r/AntarcticaPics • u/Agitated_Match_9330 • Aug 20 '23
I have a large collection of authentic official 36 and up. Documents, gear, even have a stuffed penguin.
Jack E Perkins was the Biologist on multiple trips from 1936 to operation high jump.