The Latest TopHat Reports TopHat in the NEWS - Look at News articles about TopHat! Nov 2004 - SORRY! Despite our efforts to revive it, the live webcam at McMurdo is permantly down. It was installed in 2000 and has lasted a little over 4 years. Considering the harsh conditions of Antartica, it was often suprising to us that the webcam had lasted that long. From the comments we got about the webcam, we know how much it meant to some people to have this window into the lives of friends and family at McMurdo and we regret not being able to bring it back. May all those who venture to Antartica achieve their aims and return safe and sound. View Current Picture Album :: View Old Picture Album

(300 dpi jpg) More Launch Pictures Images from Antarctica Reports from the Field Check here for updates for TopHat's progress... What do the weather conditions at McMurdo mean? Check out the time at McMurdo. McMurdo is 13 hours ahead of UT. Tophat Antarctica WebChat Archive     Antarctica Links

Experiments: These experiments are for you to participate in. Come do an experiment and let us know your results. • The Solar Locator Project     • Antarctic Experiments for Beginning Scientist

Check GPS tracking data to see the path of our flight. Take an interactive tour of McMurdo Station. download Quicktime here. What is TopHat?? Archive of launch pictures taken by our viewers The Antarctica Chronicles Journal Entries Journal Images Experiments Questions

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• Read a brochure about our research program.
  
• View a brief history of our program.
  
• Read a brief tutorial about CMBR.
  
• Read about some of the new technologies we are developing.
  
• Look at our images.
  
• View an annotated bibliography of MSAM/TopHat related publications and retrieve these documents.
  
• Get the publicly released data from our flights.
  
• Find out how to work with us.
  
• Give us feedback through our guestbook.

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The MSAM/TopHat collaboration includes researchers at:
University of Chicago - Danish Space Research Institute - NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center - University of Wisconsin at Madison

This project is supported by grants from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the National Science Foundation (NSF). The NSF Office of Polar Programs supports all the logistical elements of the Antarctic campaign.

Questions about the MSAM/TopHat program should be directed to Bob Silverberg, silverberg@stars.gsfc.nasa.gov, +1-301-286-7468.

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Laurel Warehouse information.
McMurdo Integration Facilities.

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