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Philadelphia Graduate Student Wins Big on National Game Show Thanks to IPY

12/14/2007 A University of Pennsylvania graduate student won $250,000 recently on the TV show "Jeopardy" simply by knowing what "IPY" stands for. More

Ice Stories: San Francisco's Exploratorium Features "Dispatches from Polar Scientists"

12/12/2007 The hands-on science museum has given cameras to penguin biologists, glaciologists, cosmologists, geologists, and marine scientists working in Antarctica and the Arctic and asked them to document their adventures. More

Polar News from the American Geophysical Union's 2007 Fall Meeting

12/10/2007 The fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) is expected to draw more than 15,000 geophysicists from around the world. Read about Polar-related news released at the meeting. More

What is USGS Up to Way Down South? Read Seth Davidson's Journal

12/7/2007 Seth Davidson, a USGS hydrologic technician worked in Wyoming and Montana throughout his career. He is Antarctica assisting the McMurdo Dry Valleys Long-Term Ecological Research project. Read his journals. More

NOAA Highlights 50-Year Carbon-Dioxide Record Taken at South Pole

12/7/2007 In 1957, the U.S. Weather Bureau, helped sponsor a young scientist to begin tracking carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere at two of the planet’s most remote and pristine sites: the South Pole and the summit of the Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii. More

Polar Discoveries: Online Newshour Web Site Offers Analysis of Polar News and Developments

12/7/2007 This site, funded by NSF and produced by the team that creates the PBS public affairs program, features news and analysis of stories about the Polar regions. More

Popular Science Names New South Pole Station one of the "Best of What's New" for 2007 in Engineering

12/4/2007 Popular Science magazine has chosen the new Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, built and managed by NSF, as an exemplary engineering project. More

C-SPAN Video Available on Web: Impact of Global Warming on the Arctic

11/30/2007 On Nov. 26 at a forum sponsored by the American Meteorological Society, experts discussed the effects of global warming on conditions in the arctic. View a Web-based version of C-SPAN 2's coverage. Available only in Windows Media format. More

NSF Antarctic Artists & Writers Participant's Exhibit Opens at Des Moines Gallery

11/30/2007 Lita Albuquerque has installed exhibitions in various deserts worldwide. An exhibit at the Hentschel Art Gallery in Des Moines is a small-scale version of her project to map out 99 stars onto each of the polar ice caps. More

Newly Unveiled Satellite Map of Antarctica is a "Unique Tool"
for Scientists, Educators and the Public

11/27/2007 Three federal agencies and the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) today unveiled a uniquely detailed and scientifically-accurate satellite mosaic map of Antarctica. More
                                      
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