The polar explorers showed the sky over Antarctica at dawn. PHOTO
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Ukrainian polar explorers at the “Akademik Vernadskyi” station photographed the morning sky with pink hues.
In the morning and evening above, you can see the most unusual colors, the National Antarctic Science Center reports.
Scientists say that when the sun is “low” above the horizon, the sky is painted in unusual colors, which are also reflected on the surface of the ocean and snow.
At dawn, when the sky was blueberry-pink in color, it was photographed by Oleksandr Milashevskyi, a mechanic of the 28th UAE.
| All photos: National Antarctic Science Center |
“If you look closely, you can see our native Ukrainian flag on the flagpole behind a small building in the snow.”– report the polar explorers, calling to look more closely at the photos.
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| The morning sky was photographed by the mechanic of the 28th Ukrainian Antarctic Expedition Oleksandr Milashevskyi |
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| According to polar explorers, the sky over Antarctica is often painted in unusual colors |
We previously reported that an iceberg crashed into the island where penguins live in Antarctica, and fortunately, no one was hurt.
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