In late February, the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) Halley VI Research Station closed for the ... observes airglow emissions during the polar night will enable the detection of gravity waves ...

If you feel the need for a change of scenery, a job living on the South Pole with the British Antarctic Survey could be just what you need.

Eloise Saville, a carpenter at the Halley VI Research Station, says: 'If I'd known this was an option ... During the winter months, there are six months of perpetual night. 'This job is unlike ...

They’ve been picked up since the late 1960s at the Halley Research Station in Antarctica. NASA has also detected the waves with its Van Allen Probes, which measure the radiation belts ...

Residents at the Antarctic research station must face icy temperatures down to -49°C in winter, as well as complete darkness for several months. Eloise Saville, a carpenter at the Halley VI ...

These ‘chorus waves’ have been observed by radio receivers at the Halley Research Station in Antarctica since the late 1960s. They originate in space, high above a planet’s equator ...

Berggruen Gallery is presenting an exhibition of new paintings by New York-based artist Peter Halley. In the context of its exhibition programme focused on the Blanca and Borja Thyssen-Bornemisza ...

Eloise Saville is a carpenter at Halley VI Research Station, which sits on an ice shelf and is the furthest south of the BAS research stations. She said: "This job is unlike anything I’ve ever ...

Eloise Saville is a carpenter at Halley VI Research Station, which sits on an ice shelf and is the furthest south of the BAS facilities. This is her first season in Antarctica. She said ...

Halley Murrow grew up a small town, southern girl from Lexington, North Carolina. From an early age, she always knew she would find herself in the world of broadcasting. She joined the WMBF team ...

Several other space companies have plans to construct their own space stations as well, including Northrop Grumman, Axiom Space, Nanoracks and Sierra Space. NASA needs at least one of them on orbit ...