On 12 Dec. Dr. Jerry Marty, our NSF rep. It was a fascinating history of our station and the plans for the new station. I take notes during these lectures if you would like a few more general details. Since we have bright daylight for 24 hrs., the station works around the clock. We do not seem to have very much free time.
Daily chores take more time in our close, crowded, and cold conditions.
I have many interesting items to forward to you but am only sending the MET report for now. Later, I will forward an explanation of physio-altitude. It has warmed up tremendously since our arrival on 6 Nov. On Nov. 12 it was minus 112.9F when I walked the 10 min. Frostbite was a problem that week.