Beams: interesting Antarctica

Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth. The gloomy winter in Antarctica lasts from June to September. Then around September 22, the first warm pink rays of spring will appear.

Summer begins from December to the end of March, and only in the summer can we feel all the strange beauty of the Antarctic sky, the white ice that erases under the sun when it is sunlight reflect. And after the best time of the year, darkness will envelop Antarctica.

Here are some interesting images of Antarctica that were taken by scientists during the expeditions many years ago:

An ice cave near Palmer Station, Anvers Island - Antarctica
(Photo: Zee Evans, taken on July 24, 2000)

Giant B-15A iceberg is found on the northern edge of Antarctica
(Photo: Josh Landis, January 2001 shot)

An iceberg in the Antarctic Peninsula
(Photo: Jeffrey Kietzmann, taken in September 2002)

A flock of penguins on a massive iceberg in the Antarctic Peninsula
(Photo of Kurtis Burmeister, taken November 28, 2003)

Clouds glistening like nacre, a very rare image taken at Ross Island - Antarctica on August 28, 2004 (Photo: Zenobia Evans)

A dolphin is swimming among the Ross sea icebergs
(Photo by Donald LeRoi, taken in January 2005)

The penguins are plunging into the ice after bathing in cold water in Antarctica (Photo: Patrick Rowe, taken on December 31, 2005)

A Russian icebreaker is crossing the sea ice near the Oates, Antarctic coast (Photo: Mike Usher, taken January 29, 2005)

Under the domed ice on Anvers Island, Antarctica, people suddenly become small (Photo: Glenn Grant, taken on July 30, 2006)

An emperor penguin is molting
(Photo: Carlie Reum, taken on 2-1-2007)

The first brilliant beams of dawn at the McMurdo station, Ross Island, Antarctica (Photo: Chad Carpenter, taken July 13, 2007)

See the Antarctic sunset (Photo: Calee Allen, taken on April 6, 2008)

Amazingly beautiful aura image taken at Amundsen-Scott station on July 16, 2008 - (Photo: Keith Vanderlinde)