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What sort of cold weather clothing did they wear on the Ross expedition to the Antarctic? - New

What sort of cold weather clothing did they wear on the Ross expedition to the Antarctic? - New
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Argentina and Chile fought for control of Antarctica...by having babies in The Last Continent

Today Antarctica is controlled by a treaty called the Antarctic Treaty, which gives permission to 12 nations to do research in the area. ....

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Twenty amazing facts about Antarctica, the mysterious realm that contains 90% of Earth's ice

On the southern-most tip of the planet rests one of the world s most massive landmasses - the frozen realm of Antarctica. It s Earth s least-populated continent - and one of its most inexplicable places. ....

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How many people live in Antarctica -- and other things you wish you knew about the frozen continent

Antarctica is the highest, driest, coldest, and windiest continent on earth. So perhaps unsurprisingly, it spent the last 35 million years in relative isolation. People only discovered Antarctica in 1820, and it took another 100 years for people to reach the pole. But how many people live in Antarctica now?
Antarctica is extremely inhospitable. Image via Wikipedia.
Antarctica has no real permanent residents just research stations and field camps staffed either seasonally or year-round. Yet in the summer season, if the weather is favorable, Antarctica usually hosts up to 5,000 people. When the summer fades into winter, many stations get completely depopulated, and the ones with a permanent mission keep much smaller crews to keep the stations running. During the wintertime, Antarctica’s population goes down to around 1,000 people. ....

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