Of all the Arctic and Antarctic videos I’ve viewed this is the only one that actually shows how living/working in this environment is designed. Absolutely outstanding and greatly appreciated!

I could watch hours of this kind of content, in particular the stuff with living quarters and dining areas! Incredibly interesting…

Absolutely insane! That area where the ground is drilled through.....straight out of a movie. My mind is completely blown.

Watched this whole video I have no idea why this is so interesting

Reminds me a bit of the ARMY training area . I understand the value of the research done in Antarctica . Thanks for sharing .

I was at WAIS 2005/2006 season supporting CRESIS and its polar radar project. It is impressive to see how the arch is now buried. I remember when it went up and how tall it was.

Science, exploration, survival and technology. I too find these videos very interesting and would love to have done something like this in my life. Really cool. Thanks for these videos and good luck to you.

I am quite surprised that they didn't provide electric power to the tents. You have that huge diesel generator running... Even allowing you 1 amp at 120v would give you a ton more options for electrics.

thanks so much for the tour man, youre so chill and nice! ive recently been struck by the urge to go work in Antarctica and am just scouring the internet for vids on what to expect for when i head out there. this is by far one of the best video tour ive come across.

The ingenuity of all this … it’s mind-blowing!

At last! This is a perfect show of how things are getting done in Arc. Good work. You tell us what is what and so on. Keep it up, like this.

These are some very cool documentaries. I love watching these type of things!

Loved the tour! Thanks for making this

Great video,good job,beautiful scenery!!!

thank u jeff. i really enjoyed this. you did a good job. and you certainly know your technical terms and so forth. most impressive. i enjoy learning about antartica. thank u again and keep warm and keep safe.

Awesome video. Thanks for doing this. Family loved it

Wow! Thanks for the tour.

Thank you for sharing! It's beautiful. ❤

Thanks for sharing! Great job and narration - and VERY interesting! Great way to see the antarctic without actually freezing!

Thanks for the tour it was extremely interesting.

Really like this guy,..and I find his videos quaint and informational,..thank you for posting these Jeffrey! you have soooo much energy,..but I would love to live in these remote areas

Thank you for making this. Very interesting and informative.

I would love to bed bedded down with a good book in that tent with a full on storm blowing outside, heaven!

Great video!! Jeffrey I follow your blog and now subscribed to your you tube. Your videos are really cool. Thank you for taking the time to make them.

Very nice video. Watching it on my 65 Inch TV is as if I was there as well. I would love to visit Antarctica one day. Thanks for sharing.

I am a 30 year journeyman wireman(IBEW electrician) excellent pipe work on the walls by the distribution board. Also for a scientist you have construction savvy. That’s rare. Cheers

29:00 ... Serious science dude doing some serious science stuff. 😂

Awesome Video...Thanks for the Tour...Stay warm!

Wow - the tent living quarters seem so primitive! Seems like they could fly down a big aircraft that is retrofitted with dormers then tow it occasionally when the snow level rises so it doesn’t submerge like the quonset did.

Very interesting, I have to say, that despite all the cold that surrounds, its all look relatively cosy especially crew quarters, all the modules.

Thank You for your time filming and work at the south Pole I wish I could be there

Very interesting - you are quite an explorer. You have a very nice manner and I have enjoyed many of your educational videos. Thank you Jeffrey for your time and effort sharing.

Very interesting video of Antarctica. Thanks for posting the video

Very cool! Thanks for the tour, very interesting. subbed

I have watched many others that you did , they are excellent, you managed to show us something few of us ever would. Thank you !!! .

Thanks for sharing your experience!

awesome video, i was at WAIS in nov. of 14 and dug those ramps to the building with keith the other equipment operator there. always wondered what was inside.

Wow thanks for sharing. not many people can see antarctica up close.

Wow. didn't know I needed a POV from Antarctica. This is pretty awesome/scary

Thank you so much for making this video I thoroughly enjoyed it What a hoot

Awesome video; really interesting place to live and work.

I went down inside siple 2, there was a siple one before that. Siple 3 was the last station before they took it down. There were steel corrugated tubes with access ladders to get between levels, to look into the past research. The snow drifts packs into the ice, eventually burying the level and crushing the access tubes to the past.

11:48 "..beyond me is just nothing.." TY. I agree!

Class video,very well done x

Love the detail

thanks for sharing. love it.

perfect video! great stuff

2/20 I enjoyed this video. Thumbs up 👍 From Los Angeles California USA 🇺🇸

Great Video thanks for sharing.

Extremely interesting. Would love to do a stint there!

Very interesting thank you for sharing.

That was so so so interesting. I saw everything! You shot the vid on some beautiful days! Thanks for giving us such a great and clear insight 😊😊

That was a great 36 minutes well spent 🙂

This is amazing.. LOVE IT!!!! THX u

Outstanding video! Really interesting! I had to pause it at the "p" bottle... I was laughing for about 5 minutes. "It's not something you want to get confused with your other bottles." Aww man that made my stomach hurt. :)

Are you still out there?? Hope you're still filming...great gig!👏👏👌👌

Oh man, your video makes me wish I’d did a better job with my WAIS Divide videos. Great job. Concise and interesting.

The sun out tje tent top looks killer

Marvelous &excellent job lovely jeffry Hear about a special thermal metal sheets when one side exposed to ice the other side became hot like battery polar sheets in Canadadian research .... keep it up take care , thanks to you alot.with my best wishes .cu.

Those generator noises would be me nuts

I love the word vestibule!

Good stuff!

This is really cool. I had a random dream last night that I was living in antarctica and decided to research it a bit. I stumbled across your blog in the process and then these video's. Really interesting perspective and you had quite a few obstacles to overcome to get to experience it - thanks for sharing! One thing I wondered while watching this is what happens if there is a storm or high winds while you are in your tent? I mean, what stops you from being buried by snow over night?

Thanks, very interesting. I'd like to find out what you found out from the ice bores.

I want to do something like this. Be like the mechanic or engineer there permanently. I enjoy the stillness and the silence of winter. And being able to be isolated in a tent during a storm just to past time or rest. That's my dream.

I wish, I can go or be their!

...so what happens when there's a storm and visibility is so low, you can't see more than a few feet in front of you? In weather like that, you're forbidden from going outside in one of the larger bases. But here...you'd get lost, even leaving or trying to find your tent....

Very informative

You were in the Antarctic on January 17 and was in Disney World Florida that day. XD. You're roughing it out there, but it certainly looks like fun to me.

There is one at the south-pole I hope you will get to check out.

I found this interesting. I had no idea how things were there.

So do ppl abandon those arch buildings after a time?

Enjoyed the tour,…

So in a really cold blizzard, these tents are actually warm?

Some marley mellow tunes going 👍🎶🎶🎶🎶

Very interesting video thanks, just one question: why do people live in tents? Why not have a dorm type building or something? Thanks

You are very brave, have you seen The Thing? That is where they put it back. Can’t imagine trudging across the pole. It looks cold.

Page 371-1 An airfield was built on the ice of McMurdo Sound, so that planes could fly between New Zealand and the Antarctic.

29:36 BRO WAS BEATING HIS MEAT LMAO

now do you guys pull everything apart wen the feild camp is done or leave it there ?

Are the tents and function tents setup in a specific way to be stream lined with wind and snow? Is there any local meshnet happening? With good solar access feels like a meshnet would be awesome there. Locally served pages for chat, file access, scheduling, etc

Very cool😀

very detail, can you explain more on mesh dish internet antenna, the router n switching hub...etc? Are you 6' 3" tall?

Its been 2 years where are you now?

really great and interesting video, thanks for sharing this experience ! I have a question that apparently has not been answered in the video, how it goes for health ? (especially the showers ) what systems are used ?

So where's your next Antarctic adventure going to take place? Do you plan on working in other extreme, but warmer places, too? Something in the desert, maybe? ;)

Would love to visit and help out one day!

Is there a specific reason why all those tents, containers etc. are at a certain distance from each other, versus all kind of huddled together? There must be I guess, because I don`t see even two tents being kind of set up close to each other. ?

Hi Jeff any chance you can tell me what kind of camera/equipment you are using?

whats in the drilling fluid?

Whats temp difference between tent and outside?

I was wondering how he keeps his tent warm without a stove? I didn’t see a heater.

Is there any source of heat in the individual tents?

Do yall have a restroom?

How warm does your tent keep you?

8:46 yay for carpenters!

What would you recommend we do if we wish to visit Antarctica?

Subbed your channel due to the amazing content... but a serious question: You guys had to sleep in tents at the South Pole? Does a tent honestly provide any real shelter or warmth? That seems crazy 😝

We ask for more films! Thanks.

What happens to this field camp in winter?