The webcams provide live outdoor images of the U.S. Antarctic stations: McMurdo Station at Ross Island, Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, and Palmer Station on the peninsula side of the continent. The images refresh roughly every 30 seconds or less; however, due to extreme temperatures, some cameras are disabled during the austral winter.

• McMurdo Station Webcams
• South Pole Station Webcams
• Palmer Station Webcam

For the benefit of documenting science and expanding public awareness, aspects of the United States Antarctic Program are periodically recorded and broadcast. They are posted here to enhance your experience of Antarctica while you explore the USAP web site.

• Methane-Munching Microbes
• A Robotic Rehearsal For Interplanetary Exploration
• IceCube Finds First Solid Evidence Of Neutrinos From Outside The Solar System
• Drilling Project To Retrieve Longest Ice Core Ever From South Pole
• Probe Melts Its Way Into River Of Ice To Retrieve Brine That Feeds Red-Stained Bllod Falls
• Scientists Investigate How Weddell Seals Navigate Under Sea Ice
• Digging Dinosaurs

The Antarctic Sun Podcast is hosted by Antarctic Sun editor, Michael Lucibella, and provides perspectives on science and life in the United States Antarctic Program. Find podcasts and associated articles below, or subscribe to the feed.

• Podcast: The Lake Hoare Field Camp
• Podcast: Helo Ops
• Podcast: Feeding McMurdo
• Podcast: McMurdo Station On The Move
• Capturing A Collapse
• The Southern Ocean's Carbon Sink Stronger Than Ever

Antarctica has been documented with many representations of the continent, including satellite images, aerial photographs, and cartographic items. The below links are excellent resources for information on geographic features, national claims, and Antarctic Protected Areas.

U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)—U.S. Antarctic Resource Center
USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS)
USGS Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR)
Antarctic Geospatial Information Center (AGIC)
Polar Regions and Oceans Maps—University of Texas at Austin
Geographic Information System (GIS)—Useful Maps and Images