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Pressure Ridges in front of Scott Base. These form as the sea ice in front of Scott Base is crushed by the advancing Ross Ice Shelf behind it.
Hut point ridge to the north of McMurdo Station after a fresh snow fall a few days after the last sunset.
Pressure Ridges in front of Scott Base. These form over the winter as the sea ice expands and is also being crushed by the advancing Ross Ice Shelf behind them.
Mount Erebus as seen from the pressure ridges near Scott Base Antarctica
Ice pressure ridges in front of Scott Base in early summer at 1am in the morning when the sun is no longer setting
Mount Erebus and crevass fields. Mount bird is in the background to the right, and Mount Terra Nova on the right of the picture.
Mount Erebus as seen from the pressure ridges in front of Scott Base
Nacreous or Polar Stratospheric Clouds in the sky above an ice formation in the Scott Base pressure ridges.
Nacreous Clouds over the melt channels in the ice shelf in front of Black Island, Antarctica.
Mount Erebus as seen from the pressure ridges near Scott Base Antarctica
Mount Erebus as seen from the pressure ridges near Scott Base Antarctica
Mount Erebus as seen from the pressure ridges near Scott Base Antarctica
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