The future of the Principality of Canisteo is very close to Prince Romolo’s heart. The Principality of Canisteo is one of the members of the Antarctic Lands Organization (ALO). The Principality occupies the peninsula of the same name and is located on the Eights coast of Ellsworth Land. It has an area of 1,500 square […]
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Introduction Antarctica, the frozen frontier at the southernmost point of our planet, is a land of extremes. Despite its harsh environment, this icy desert is home to numerous research stations operated by countries across the globe. These facilities are hubs of scientific discovery and international collaboration, offering a rare glimpse into life at the bottom
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Emperor penguin is at risk of extinction in the next 30-40 years due to climate change. The emperor penguin is one of the best-known species in Antarctica and have been featured in multiple Disney movies. Unfortunately, the species is currently endangered due to its dependence on the frozen sea. It is only under this condition
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Situated on the Isla de los Estados, thirty kilometers from the American continent, is the mysterious lighthouse at the end of the world or San Juan de Salvamento. No tourist visits are allowed at the lighthouse at the end of the world. It served as inspiration for the famous novel by the French Jules Verne
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Tourism to Antarctica is experiencing a huge boom, a tourist tells of her trip to Antarctica and reveals how it works. After two years in which it was almost stopped due to the pandemic, a tourist tells about her trip to Antarctica. Experts predict that at least 100,000 tourists will visit the continent this season.
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The Antarctic is one of the most extreme environments on Earth, characterized by freezing temperatures, powerful winds, and months of darkness. Despite these harsh conditions, a variety of animal species have adapted to thrive in this seemingly inhospitable environment. This article explores the incredible adaptations that enable Antarctic animals to not only survive but flourish
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The Ross Barrier is a huge ice shelf, about 970 km long and 800 km wide, almost the size of France. It is located in the Ross Sea in Antarctica. Its height above sea level ranges from a minimum of 15 meters to over 50 meters. British Captain James Clark Ross discovered the barrier in
Rate of melting in Antarctica is increasing in areas with high of concentrations of soot and contamination by tourists A recent study, published in the prestigious journal, Nature, revealed that the rate of melting is increasing in areas of Antarctica. Especially where there are higher concentrations of soot. In addition, the research affirmed that contamination
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The power to create a new state has been reduced to a game of geopolitical and economic interests. Kosovo, which received the support of the United States and NATO countries, is an example of how the power to create a new state has remained in the hands of the great powers. As a result, it
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The Antarctic Lands Organization ALO groups together Principalities and territories included in the 2007 claim of Antarcticland, to the United Nations. The principalities of Antarcticland, Canisteo, King, New Malta, Thurston, and West Antarctic, on the Antarctic peninsula, which includes Alexander I Island and the adjacent archipelago, the historical and inalienable possession of Prince Gottlieb, regent
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