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The Australian Antarctic Division operates webcams at its 4 permanent stations: on the Antarctic continent at Mawson, Casey and Davis, and on sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island. There is also a Nuyina icebreaker webcam.

In addition, the krill cam gives an insight into life in the Division’s marine research aquarium where scientists study the the physiology, behaviour and reproduction of krill.

Did you see something strange on one of the webcams? Are you curious about how they work? Please view the frequently asked questions.

Weather

Weather data is collected by automatic weather stations operated by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology and AAD personnel at the stations. This data is also held by the Australian Antarctic Data Centre.

Weather data is also available for Dome A – possibly the coldest place on Earth.

Casey webcam Casey webcam image and timelapse movie, as well as current weather (temperature and wind speed).

Davis webcam Check the webcam, to see what’s happening at Davis station.

Macquarie Island webcam Check out our webcam showing the station on Macquarie Island.

Mawson webcam Check out our webcam overlooking Mawson station in Antarctica.

RSV Nuyina icebreaker webcam

Krill cam Krill web camera: krillcam.

Questions & answers Answers to some frequently asked questions about our station webcams. ShareShare on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Previous pageFamily & friends This content was last updated 2 years ago on 29 August 2024. See more Antarctic operations