The Halley VI ... go about their research: measuring ozone depletion and the ice layer beneath them. The swanky interior of the central module (a.k.a. party central). Two special innovations give the ...

Even worse, all the Halley Research Stations are built on an ice shelf, meaning that parts of the ice could potentially split away at any moment, taking the research station out to sea.

In 1956, the British Antarctic Survey established the Halley Research Station. Located on the Brunt ... to come up with a design that could solve all of their problems. The winner became Halley ...

Since 1956 there have been six Halley research stations on the Brunt Ice Shelf. The researchers who live there investigate all sorts of things from climate change, to marine animals, to the weather.

Britain's new Halley research ... All mod cons Halley VI's researchers now have a state-of-the-art complex from which to monitor these phenomena. Perhaps the most striking thing about the new ...

Yet these hardy souls endure and thrive at the Halley VI Antarctic Research Station ... with building the 1,510-sq-meter station. "You have to put all your effort into the front-end planning ...

Research from Halley is what first led to the discovery of the atmosphere’s ozone hole in 1985, although the station is used for all kinds of scientific purposes, including the monitoring of ...

The British Antarctic Survey’s iconic Halley VI research station is on the move ... rushing to get it all done in the 24-hour daylight.

The British Antarctic Survey’s Halley VI research station will shut down for the second winter in a row due to growing cracks in the ice sheet where it sits, reports Nicola Davis at The Guardian.

As we first reported back in 2005, the new self-sufficient research station replaces the 20-year old Halley V installation, and is the sixth such facility to occupy the floating Brunt Ice Shelf.

Halley gathers important weather and climate data, and it played a critical role in the research that ... Antarctic Survey (BAS) station comprises eight modules in all. The seven blue ones are ...