Blood Falls, Antarctica and Moons of Jupiter

Erling Kagge, is no ordinary man. In 1992, skiing and walking 1300 kilometres, over 52 days, he reached the South Pole. Alone. A few hundred miles away, there is a waterfall known as the Blood Falls, after the red water which constantly flows out of its parent glacier. But what do Earling and the Blood Falls, have to do with the Moons of Jupiter. In the fifth and final episode of the series, Alien Landscapes, we travel to the most inhabitable place on earth, Antarctica, to uncover the secrets of the cosmos, the earth and the sea. Tune in, and understand what Erling went on to achieve, and the startlingly simple life insight he has to share with us.Find more travel stories on #PostcardsFromNowhere with Utsav Mamoria.

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