By rss@youtube.com (escalador78) The famous and tragic race to conquest the South Pole in 1911-12. Amundsen succeeded, he was the first one, but Scott's journey became unforgettable. The music is from "Ned Kelly" soundtrack, by Klaus Badelt. Some of the video footage is from "Imax: Anctarctica".

By rss@youtube.com (Elementaryschoolfun) READ DESCRIPTION* This is a movie that me and a group of friends made together, It is based on the race to the south pole with Robert Falcon Scott And Roald Amundsen! This is a comedy version of the race so it would be less boring! Some of the parts are boring but they are like only 10 seconds long...

By rss@youtube.com (sebas71) Excellent British film about the tragic story of captain Robert Scott's expedition to the South Pole. Fastastic score by composer Ralph Vaughan Williams. Keywords: Robert Falcon Scott Ralph Vaughan Williams John Mills Antarctica Symphony South Pole Roald Amundsen 1948

By rss@youtube.com (h4ck3rm1k3) The James M. DuPont Meteorite Collection - from the bottom of the South Pole water well (SPWW) using a collector which we designed and built [1]. The SPWW is a 23-m-diameter by 15-m-deep melt pool 100 m below the snow surface at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. It provides drinking wate...

By rss@youtube.com (TheFrozenDesert) This pan was done from the top of the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. We are about 50 feet above "ground" level. At this position, one can feel every bit of the -86.3°F windchill. Author: TheFrozenDesert Keywords: southpole amundsen thefrozendesert Added: October 29, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (TheFrozenDesert) I mistakenly pressed the video button instead of the still photo button on my camera. Here's the exciting result. Author: TheFrozenDesert Keywords: SouthPole Amundsen-Scott Basler Added: October 23, 2008

Who should have won the race to the South Pole - Robert Falcon Scott or Roald Amundsen? Let Jordan, Jennifer and Xavier persuade you by sharing ... room10greylynn.blogspot.com

Space Daily  UK This is vital in order to steal a march on rival boffins, also seeking to find the gravwave gunsmoke with their radiotelescope, situated at the Amundsen-Scott scientific South Pole stilt base. The Chicago desert-antenna swivel-shed team hope to have ...

 UK Famously, Roald Amundsen got to the South Pole before Scott largely because he'd learnt from the Inuit to use dogs, broaden the runners of his sledges and so on. But he was also the first to navigate the North-West Passage in 1906 — 60 years after ...

Three US bases — McMurdo Station on the Ross Sea coast, Palmer Station on the Antarctic Peninsula and Scott-Amundsen Base at the South Pole — operate on New Zealand time. That's convenient because transportation links are with Christchurch air base on ...

In 1991, the University of Michigan graduate was a physician at the Amundsen-Scott Station near the South Pole in a climate research project, said Mike O'Neill, the group's electronics technician. "He came in at the last minute not knowing anybody," ...

 NC In 1991, the University of Michigan graduate was a physician at the Amundsen-Scott Station near the South Pole in a climate research project, said Mike O'Neill, the group's electronics technician.

 OH Mike O'Neill, an electronics technician who knew him, said that in 1991 the University of Michigan graduate was a physician at the Amundsen-Scott Station near the South Pole in a climate research project. Houseal was inquisitive, always checking on ...

 IN Mike O'Neill, an electronics technician who knew him, said that in 1991 the University of Michigan graduate was a physician at the Amundsen-Scott Station near the South Pole in a climate research project. Houseal was inquisitive, always checking on ...

The Associated Press  PA For 11 months in 1991, the University of Michigan graduate served as the physician for 20 people working at the Amundsen-Scott Station near the South Pole in a climate-research project funded by the National Science Foundation, said Mike O'Neill, ...

 UK For 11 months in 1991, the University of Michigan graduate was physician for about 20 people working at the Amundsen-Scott Station near the South Pole in a climate research project funded by the National Science Foundation, said Mike O'Neill who was ...

 NV In 1991, the University of Michigan graduate was a physician at the Amundsen-Scott Station near the South Pole in a climate research project, said Mike O'Neill, the group's electronics technician. "He came in at the last minute not knowing anybody," ...

 TX For 11 months in 1991, the University of Michigan graduate served as the physician for about 20 people working at the Amundsen-Scott Station near the South Pole. The climate research project was funded by the National Science Foundation.

 NC For 11 months in 1991, the University of Michigan graduate served as the physician for about 20 people working at the Amundsen-Scott Station near the South Pole in a climate research project funded by the National Science Foundation, said Mike O'Neill ...

 OK For 11 months in 1991, the University of Michigan graduate served as the physician for about 20 people working at the Amundsen-Scott Station near the South Pole. The climate research project was funded by the National Science Foundation.

News & Star News & Star, UK Then there was the race to the South Pole in January of this year. The last person to do the same race was Captain Robert Scott, in 1912, only to discover that a Norwegian explorer, Roald Amundsen, had arrived a couple of weeks before. ...

 NH - Jim Fennell Welcome to the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, the most well known of the three research facilities on Antarctica maintained by the National Science Foundation as part of the US Antarctic Program. The last plane out leaves around the second week of ...

 Sri Lanka The agriculture centre also makes remote operational improvements to its existing, state-of-the-art hydroponic “growth chamber” at the National Science Foundation's new Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica. Conditions at the South Pole, ...

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 New Zealand The only New Zealander at the South Pole has paid tribute to fallen soldiers by holding an outdoor ceremony and baking some Anzac biscuits. Jude Gregan is a doctor at Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica working with about 40 other people. ...

The agriculture center also makes remote operational improvements to its existing, state-of-the-art hydroponic "growth chamber" at the National Science Foundation's new Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica. Conditions at the South Pole, ...

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 United States - Tom Avery We know beyond doubt who first reached the South Pole: the Norwegian Roald Amundsen and his party in 1911, a few weeks ahead of the ill-fated British expedition led by Robert Falcon Scott. But the nod for discovery of the North Pole has been the ...

Getaways That Are 'Guilt Free'" was all simpatico up to the point where they recommend an Antarctic trip. And not the Scott-at-the-South-Pole kind, but a $6000 eco-friendly trip. Sure, it's a great way to mark Earth Day, but it's a bit much. ...

 Taiwan The agriculture center also makes remote operational improvements to its existing, state-of-the-art hydroponic "growth chamber" at the National Science Foundation's new Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica. Conditions at the South Pole, ...

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 UK In December, Mr Oliver, who now lives in London, will tackle the second part of his challenge and ski to the South Pole - following in the footsteps of his childhood hero Scott of the Antarctic. To sponsor Mr Oliver visit ...

 UK - Iain Pollock Famous for its exploration of the Antarctic and as the ship that took Captain Robert Scott on his ill fated journey to the South Pole, pupils had the chance to explore this ship. After a meal stop at McDonalds came the highlight of the trip – the ...

 Indonesia The agriculture center also makes remote operational improvements to its existing, state-of-the-art hydroponic "growth chamber" at the National Science Foundation's new Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica. Conditions at the South Pole, ...

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The agriculture center also makes remote operational improvements to its existing, state-of-the-art hydroponic "growth chamber" at the National Science Foundation's new Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica. Conditions at the South Pole, ...

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 NY The UK Scott Centenary Expedition will start at the base of the Beardmore Glacier and ascend the glacier through to the Polar Plateau to reach the South Pole. The Indian Ocean Rowing Race competitors The Indian Ocean Rowing Race starts next week. ...

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 NY Polar skier/kiter Henry Cooksen, who was part of Paul Landry’s team to the South Pole of Inaccessibility in 2006-07, will be guiding several mountain climbs and a Greenland ski expedition. Henry plans to guide Kilimanjaro (5865 m) trips in June, ...

Two adventurers are to retrace Scott of the Antarctic's ill-fated 1800-mile expedition to the South Pole - and hope to get there exactly 100 years after he died. Ben Saunders, 31, and Alastair Humphreys, 32, will drag food and supplies on sledges in ...

Dragging food and supplies on sledges, the pair will be alone and unaided as they walk the 1800-mile round-trip to the South Pole and back in honour of Scott's contribution to polar exploration and human endeavour. They estimate the Scott Antarctic ...

 TX Dr. Nielson detailed her adventure as a medical officer at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica in 1999. A former emergency room physician, she trekked to the isolated and frigid part of the world after having a string of bad experiences ...

 FL drew worldwide attention in 1998 after treating herself for breast cancer while stranded at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole research station, and is the best-selling author of Ice Bound: A Doctor’s Incredible Battle for Survival at the South Pole. ...

 NY This was the task of Jerry Marty, project manager for the new Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica. Much of the construction material was flow to the site on LC-130 Hercules airscraft flown by the 109th Airlift Wing, based in Scotia at the ...

 AL The South Pole Expedition arrived without incident at the South Pole and the Amundson-Scott South Pole Station. “The station itself is a wonder,” Magee said. “The first stations that were built were, in a short time, covered with snow and ice. ...

 United Kingdom Ever since Captain Robert Scott’s doomed trip to the South Pole in early 1910, polar exploration has captured the public’s imagination. Scott had hoped to become the first man to reach the South Pole, but after a gruelling trek across the snow, ...

 UK Photographic equipment, including the camera used by Scott at the South Pole in 1912 and another that belonged to polar photographer Herbert Ponting, can also be seen. Gill Poulter, heritage and exhibitions director for Dundee Heritage Trust, ...

 MN - Feb 12, 2009 Sohlstrom's home away from home wasn't an igloo, but the slides he showed of the large domed structure at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station look pretty ...

 FL - Todd Carmichael spoke to scientists at Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station about his experience. Wayne Moore, a physician's assistant working at the pole, ... American breaks world ski record across Antarctica – without skis Bangor Daily News all 2 news articles

By trikc Source I just kept on looking at Jorgen Amundsen ski-ing next to me, encouraging me. I will never ever give up in front of a Norwegian! Let alone a relative of Roald Amundsen (who beat Britain's Captain Scott to the South Pole.) There is just too much rivalry between our two nations for that."

The Antarctic base occupied by British explorer Robert Falcon Scott on his ill-fated expedition to the South Pole on foot early last century has been included on a list of the world's 100 most endangered sites, spurring pleas Friday for multimillion dollar conservation work.