Live webcams of Antarctic

Webcam of the Russian Antarctic station «Progress»

Live webcam submits a view of the Russian Antarctic year-round Progress station. The camera image is updated every 15 minutes. The station is mounted in the Larsemann Hills on the shores of Prydz Bay, near Lake Stepped in Antarctica.
Broadcasting technique: picture 1080p

Davis Station webcam

Devis station webcam by Australian Antarctic Division. Updates everey 10 minutes. Webcam provides current weather conditions.
Broadcasting mode: image 360p

Mawson station webcam

Mawson station webcam by Australian Antarctic Division. Updates everey 10 minutes. Webcam provides current weather conditions.
Broadcasting technique: live feed 360p

Casey station webcam

Casey station webcam by Australian Antarctic Division. Updates everey 10 minutes. Webcam provides current weather conditions.
Broadcasting mode: picture 360p

Macquarie Island station webcam

Macquarie Island station webcam by Australian Antarctic Division. Updates everey 10 minutes. Webcam provides current weather conditions.
Broadcasting method: image 360p

Neumayer-Station webcam

Neumayer-Station webcam: View from the westerly tower to the base. The webcam at the Neumayer station provides a current image every 10 minutes – the time-lapse video broadcasts the images of the last 24 hours. At night the camera switches over to black and white images. During a snowstorm it is possible that you cannot see the station at all.
Broadcasting mode: photo 480p

South Pole Live Camera

This image is of the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station taken every 15 minutes (if a relay satellite is available for transmission) from the roof of the Atmospheric Research Observatory which houses NOAA/ESRL's Clean Air Facility. In order to preserve the life of the camera, it is tilted down onto the snow when the sun is in the field of view, which occurs for several weeks around sunset (March) and sunrise (September) when the sun marches in a circle above the horizon. From mid-April until mid-August the moon and the aurora australis provide the only natural lighting.
Broadcasting mode: image 720p

Webcam on the Zenit runway, Antarctica

Live webcam submits the runway of the Zenit snow-ice airfield of the Russian Antarctic Progress station in Antarctica. The runway is 3000 meters long and 100 meters wide. The camera image is updated once every 15 minutes.
Broadcasting method: picture 1080p

Halley Research Station Webcam

The webcam at Halley is placed on the roof of the Laws Platform, the main accommodation building. It rotates to show a range of different views including the Garage and Summer Accommodation buildings (big red buildings) and the Piggott Platform (a large orange building on stilts). Bad weather (particularly during the austral winter) sometimes conspire to produce a rather uninspiring image but spectacular sunrises/sunsets can often be seen. It updates approximately once every hour.
Broadcasting technique: picture 720p

German Antarctic Receiving Station Webcam

Webcam in Antarctica: German Antarctic Receiving Station (GARS) O'Higgins. Updated every 30 minutes.
Broadcasting mode: picture 720p

Penguin Webcam 1, Antarctica

Penguin Webcam, Antarctica (GARS O'Higgins station): worldwide first penguin webcam from the continent of ice and rock. Picture update normally every 15 minutes.
Broadcasting mode: image 360p