𝐀𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐍 𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐓𝐈 on Instagram: "The Frozen Rescue Aston was no stranger to the cold. Born and raised in the rugged heart of Alaska, he had spent his life navigating glaciers and outrunning blizzards. But as he trekked across the vast, crystalline desert of Antarctica, he realized the South Pole was a different beast entirely—quieter, harsher, and infinitely more unpredictable. The sky turned a bruised purple as a sudden katabatic wind began to howl. Aston hunkered down, but through the roar

Explaining on Instagram: "In Antarctica, katabatic winds form when dense, super-cold air sinks from the high interior of the continent and accelerates downhill toward the coast. These winds can regularly exceed 150–200 km/h, turning already extreme cold into something far more lethal. When combined with temperatures around –60°C, the wind creates a wind-chill effect that can feel closer to –80°C or worse, stripping heat from the body almost instantly. At that point, exposed skin can freeze in se