The sun yesterday over SuperDARN.
The sun today from SuperDARN.
It's really going down!
My shadow today with the geographic pole marker in the distance.
The moon was out! We get the moon for about two weeks out of every month.
Me, the moon, and my new clear "night time" goggles.
More moon and plateau!
Bonus picture of an exhaust from the kitchen on the underside of the station freezing any water from cooking or in the case of the vent in bottom right corner; our breathing. We've been hovering just under -70 F (-55C) with about 10 knots of wind for the past few days. That has been making it consistently below -100 F with wind chill (and it's really not as bad as I thought it would be if you bundle up, but if you don't.... it gets pretty cold very quickly).
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