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excdus: Lita Albuquerque. ‘Stellar Axis' [2006] “California-based

adventures-of-the-blackgang: Sir James Clark Ross - beside him

cosmos-advocate: Amazing photo of the south pole of Mars.

ancientmariner44: Santa sometimes visits the South Pole.

natgeofound: Jagged peaks slice through snow and ice at the

k-y-h-u: straight thuggin from the south pole

k-y-h-u: straight thuggin from the south pole

jungworth: korrasami au where korra is chief of the southern

projectvoicebend:PROJECT VOICEBEND Episode 14 - “The Field

taikova:korra’s gonna keep you warm during the holiday visits

malfvoys: the best part of the idea that asami was in love with

astrowhat: The Aurora Australis over the South Pole Telescope.I’d

robertozod: Jupiter’s south pole, taken by Cassini

space-wallpapers: Aurora at Saturn’s South Pole (phone)Click

spaceexp: Stunning new images from Cassini show the incredibly

gravitationalbeauty: Beneath the South Pole of Saturn

spaceexp: Saturn’s south pole via reddit

mickeystrips: vintagehandsomemen: During an expedition of

delta-charlie-india: vietnamization: Lenin at the Bottom of

hardsci-fi: South Pole Telescope

ymutate:Robert Scott’s Terra Nova expedition to the South Pole

bonermakers: So many puns based on this - his underwear lead

blackpicture: James Francis Hurley Icescape. South Pole expedition.

coolthingoftheday: Earth’s South Pole.

nyctaeus: Lita Albuquerque - ‘Stellar Axis' [2006] “California-based

nasajunocam: That view though. Oval storms dot the cloudscape

blunt-science: This image shows an enhanced colour, daytime

iceroadfuckers: santa better stuff my stockings real good this

typewriterdaily:Body comparison: the South pole of Mars and hollowtowers

crookedindifference: Enceladus Geysers Dramatic plumes, both

astronomyblog: These swirls of red light are an aurora on

historicaltimes: 1910, Antarctica. This photo was taken by the

originallonemagpie: Jupiter’s south pole.

coolthingoftheday: Earth’s South Pole.

distant-traveller: Dry ice pits on Mars Part of Mars is defrosting.

24 hour exposure from the South Pole: No star dips below the