Surface of Eceon: Time lapse video of the South Pole

rychansays...

So was that the moon or the sun appearing at the same time as the stars and aurora? It seems like the camera would have to have amazing dynamic range to capture the sun with the stars, and the atmosphere would have to be amazingly clear (which is possible at the South pole).

During the months without light, the moon must still show up in Antarctica, right? Never really thought about that.

And seeing the sky and stars rotate completely horizontally, that's trippy.

And great music.

Mookalsays...

As a first time commenter (long time Sift viewer) I have to admire kronosposeidon's commitment to promoting this video over the years. Thank you for doing so, as I was just able to view an absolute beautiful video.

It really does allow one to place themselves at that location, headphones on, enjoying one of our little planets finest wonders.

siftbotsays...

Promoting this video back to the front page; last published Sunday, October 8th, 2006 9:51am PDT - promote requested by Lann.

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