Antarctica differs from all other regions in the world, not only from its unique geography, but also in the way humans understand it and have incorporated it into global relations. Considering Antarctica's distinctive landscapes and human relations, this paper discusses aspects of how time is humanly perceived in Antarctica. Basing on elements from different human occupations, nineteenth-century sailor-hunters and current incursions, this discussion approximates different historical groups in their experiences of Antarctica, connecting their personal lives, past and present. Meanwhile, also put into issue are the dualities that separate nature and culture, physical and relative time, and past and present, as well as the related notions of time in itself, perceived time speed and internal time consciousness.

南极洲不同于世界上所有其他地区，不仅在于其独特的地理环境，还在于人类理解它并将其纳入全球关系的方式。考虑到南极洲独特的景观和人际关系，本文讨论了人类在南极洲如何感知时间的各个方面。基于来自不同人类职业、19 世纪水手猎人和当前入侵的元素，本次讨论近似不同历史群体在南极洲的经历，将他们过去和现在的个人生活联系起来。同时，也提出了区分自然与文化、物理与相对时间、过去与现在的二元性，以及相关的概念。时间本身，感知的时间速度和内在的时间意识。