McMurdo Station
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Oct 7, 2026
"I Thought It Would Fail!" Francis Halzen: Winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize In Physics [Reupload from 2022]
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19:03Brian KeatingHOST
I've been there twice.
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19:05Brian KeatingHOST
Uh, I, I actually prefer going to McMurdo than going to the South Pole, but that's just me.
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19:10Brian KeatingHOST
A lot of people love going to the South Pole more than anything.
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19:14Brian KeatingHOST
Uh, and the, the results that you've garnered, yeah, it's, it's, it is serendipitous in a way, but it also took a lot of foresight by you and your team to recognize and persuade.
What's Hidden in Antarctica? Gravity Holes, Arks, and Subterranean Technology | Redacted News
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30:46Brad OlsonGUEST
And here's an acting Secretary of State for the very first time going to Antarctica during his tenure.
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30:55Brad OlsonGUEST
And he... showed up at McMurdo Base with a bunch of fanfare, flying in on an official airplane, landing there, but then going further afield for about a week.
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31:08Brad OlsonGUEST
Nobody knows where he went.
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31:10Brad OlsonGUEST
He wouldn't talk about it.
How Starlink Works
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47:29speaker_0HOST
But speaking of erasing geographic isolation, let's look at the most extreme hostile environment on Earth, Antarctica.
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47:38speaker_1HOST
Specifically, McMurdo Station, the primary American research facility on the continent.
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47:43speaker_0HOST
Picture the absolute freezing cold, endless sheets of white ice, lethal temperatures.
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For decades, the scientists working there were essentially cut off from the rest of humanity.
Who Rescues You at the Ends of the Earth?
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6:25CornHOST
The 109th Airlift Wing out of the New York Air National Guard is the workhorse for deep field access.
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6:32CornHOST
McMurdo Station and Amundsen Scott at the South Pole are the anchors.
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6:36CornHOST
Ski Equitercules.
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6:38CornHOST
That's a C-130 with skis bolted on.
Can NASA Actually Build a Moon Base?
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10:39Herman PoppleberryHOST
A 2024 abstract from the Lunar and Planetary Institute puts it flatly.
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10:44Herman PoppleberryHOST
The most relevant analog for a lunar base, for many reasons, is McMurdo Station in Antarctica.
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10:50Herman PoppleberryHOST
And they put a number on it.
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10:51Herman PoppleberryHOST
Minimum working population of 200.
It's Time for Fall Books!
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2:05CynthiaHOST
At the edge of the world, biologist Laurel Salter is hiding from everything she's ever known.
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2:10CynthiaHOST
For 10 hours a day, six days a week, she works as a dishwasher at McMurdo Station, an isolated research base in Antarctica.
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2:18CynthiaHOST
She tells no one that before she arrived, she was a renowned young scientist with a promising career and family.
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2:24CynthiaHOST
But even in this remote outpost, Laurel can't escape her past.
Bryan Clark - Why the Arctic Is the Back Door to America
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28:14Bryan ClarkGUEST
So one thing to keep in mind is we also have an Antarctic presence.
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28:19Bryan ClarkGUEST
And so the one heavy icebreaker that the U.S. has, the Polar Star, makes that the only thing it does is the annual deployment down to resupply McMurdo Station in the Antarctic.
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28:30Bryan ClarkGUEST
Yeah.
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28:31Bryan ClarkGUEST
And then the one small icebreaker we have is the one that goes up to Alaska.
Kelly Hooker - Our Favorite Reads of July through September 2026
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25:21Kelly HookerGUEST
She's hiding from everything she's ever known.
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25:24Kelly HookerGUEST
For 10 hours a day, six days a week, she works as a dishwasher at McMurdo Station, which is an isolated research base in Antarctica.
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25:33Kelly HookerGUEST
She tells no one that before she arrived, she was a renowned young scientist with a promising career, a husband, and a family.
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25:41Kelly HookerGUEST
But even in this remote outpost, Laurel can't outrun her past.
September Bonus Episode
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52:10Bianca MaraisHOST
At the edge of the world, biologist Laurel Salter is hiding from everything she's ever known.
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52:15Bianca MaraisHOST
For 10 hours a day, six days a week, she works as a dishwasher at McMurdo Station, an isolated research base in Antarctica.
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52:24Bianca MaraisHOST
She tells no one that before she arrived, she was a renowned young scientist with a promising career and a family.
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52:32Bianca MaraisHOST
But even in this remote outpost, Laurel can't escape her past.
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52:36Bianca MaraisHOST
When a strange light known as the Ark appears across the ice and draws a group of physicists to McMurdo, her former husband, Eli, won't be far behind.
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52:45Bianca MaraisHOST
Laurel is captivated by the Ark, its surreal glow, the way it seems almost alive.
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52:51Bianca MaraisHOST
And though Eli is reluctant to test her wildest theory, Laurel is convinced that the Ark leads down a rabbit hole and into a world they can barely imagine.
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53:45Chloe BenjaminGUEST
It's an, it's an acronym for a research group.
Antarctica’s Ice Wall is Real. But It’s Not What You Think.
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22:44RalphHOST
But part of their route followed something that creates an almost surreal image.
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22:48RalphHOST
The South Pole overland traverse, a marked route used to move supplies between McMurdo and the South Pole, with flags, vehicle tracks, work to reduce the danger from crevices, a road across Antarctica.
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23:02RalphHOST
So people have crossed the interior, they have crossed the South Pole, and some have died trying.
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23:08RalphHOST
Which means the wall story cannot simply be, well, nobody is allowed to go beyond the wall.
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