File:Halley VI Antarctic Research Station - Science modules.jpg
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English: The Halley Research Station is a research facility in Antarctica. This image is of the Halley VI buildings consisting of a string of eight modules jacked up on hydraulic legs to keep it above the accumulation of snow. |
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| Author | Hugh Broughton Architects |
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