No satellite views, no ISS flyovers, nothing. Not even during the winter, when the light's would be the only bright thing in the whole continent.
I know how Landsats and similar satellites orbit. They orbit in polar orbits in LEO, snapping a slightly different chunk of the earth every orbit. They go basically right over the poles, and in any case, their continuous orbit and gyration should make it nigh-impossible to not fly directly overhead Amundsen-Scott Station.
So why don't they have anything? Such an important research site, similar to the Russian base in Alexander Land, should have accurate satellite imagery just like any other part of the globe.
UNLESS...
Antarctica is not the shape we think it is. Unless the world is not of the parameters we were taught it is. I am not saying it's flat; that is a dumb idea with zero basis in reality. I am saying that maybe, just maybe, Antarctica is the biggest psyop ever, and maybe doesn't even exist! Who here has been to Antarctica? Hm?
Where is the South Pole?!
It is interesting how at that location on google earth it's super low res Jpeg, you only see white; but nearby, a little bit away from the station coordinates, there are 3 random patches of high resolution images in a sea of jpeg:
https://imgur.com/hhopgbG
EDIT: Actually there are 5 patches of high res in the vicinity, but none at the exact location of the station, which is said to be somewhere in the red circle:
https://imgur.com/s9BZF63
If I type in Google Earth the coordinates from the Amunsden-Scoot Station wikipedia page, and click enter, it flies to that location above, which is where the red circle is in the next image; but if you zoom out you see that the locator arrow for those coordinates is actually much further out in the middle of the plain at the actual pole:
https://imgur.com/43jvLss