Duration
02:01:26

Location
-67.569181 S 
-68.122166 E

The partial solar eclipse on February 15^th, observed at the Rothera base in Antarctica, marked a unique celestial phenomenon in one of the Earth's most remote and captivating locations. As the Moon partially obscured the Sun, casting a mesmerizing shadow over the icy landscape, a team of dedicated researchers and support personnel worked diligently to capture and study this remarkable event.

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We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Dick van der Kroef of the NWO (Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research) for his support and contribution to the expedition. His commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and exploration made this endeavor possible.
Acknowledgment is also due to the British Antarctic Survey for their collaboration and logistical support. Their expertise and resources were instrumental in facilitating the observation of the partial solar eclipse at the Rothera base. Special thanks go to Alison J. Massey, Nigel Bird, and their team for their friendly support.

We would also like to extend our appreciation to Michael Prior-Jones and the entire crew at Rothera for their unwavering commitment to supporting scientific research in Antarctica. Their logistical support, technical expertise, and perseverance in extreme conditions were critical to the success of the mission. Their collective efforts have contributed to expanding our knowledge of solar eclipses and their significance in the polar regions. We extend our deepest gratitude for their invaluable support and dedication to scientific exploration in Antarctica.