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> Call this the $6000 jump (that's $2000 a minute)
 

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captions:
                      balloon: the first polar balloon cup, 1998
                      Ballon/parachute: Ivan Trifonov unasuccessfully tries to fly his
                      balloon at
                      the pole as parachutists jump from helicopters.
                      Safonov: Mikhail Safionov, pioneer of ice diving, in the 1999
                      expedition.
                      Underwater: the top of the world seen from below.
 

2 guys: At the end of the base evacuation following the appearance of a
                      crack in the ice runway, the chopper lands to pick up the last camp
                      members.
                      Sredny: The An-74 usually stops in Sredny Island, a nearly abandoned
                      military airport, on the way to the pole. This is the last sunset we
                      will
                      see for a month.
                      Chopper-backlit: Mi-8 helicopters, the workhorse of Soviet aviation,
                      fly to
                      the pole every few days.
                      Kinyov: Vladimir Kinyov, helicopter captain and base commander, who
                      drowned
                      in a fishing accident near Khatanga in 1998.
                      Sastrugi is the name given to beautiful formations of snow shaped by
                      the
                      wind.
                      Stalactite: frozen sea-ice slowly expels its salt, forming stalactites.
                      Sometimes the blocks of ice shift, creating slanted stalactites.


Captions
                      Fishing: We tried to catch some krill, but couldn't find enough open
                      water.
                      GPS: hard to see, but the GPS proves we're at the pole.
                      radio: I tried every night to make contact with the base, but an
                      invisible
                      magnatic storm made it impossible.
                      Silvia: at the end Silvia was in considerable pain from blisters.
                      Pull: Silvia pulling the sleds through an area of rubble ice -- hard
                      work.
                      Tent: This was our mobile home for 8 days, to be set at the pole and
                      taken
                      apart far from it.

 

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