What can tourists do in Antarctica? The so-called ice continent receives a record number of tourists every year No visa is required to visit, but what can tourists do in Antarctica? Most tour operators issue a permission from the departing port. Or they request an invitation to one of the research centers of any of […]
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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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Traveling by cruise ship is the preferred route for tourists to get to know the South Pole. Discover the destinations of these cruises in the Antarctic! The best destinations for cruises in the Antarctic allow you to visit the South Pole. Aboard the cruises, which are very well equipped to move in the extreme environments
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Antarctica, the frozen land at the bottom of the world, holds many mysteries waiting to be uncovered. With its extreme temperatures, harsh landscapes, and isolation, this icy continent has long fascinated scientists, explorers, and adventurers alike. From its vast ice sheets and glaciers to its unique wildlife and geological formations, Antarctica offers a treasure trove
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The National Anthem of Antarcticland, the Principality claimed at the United Nations in 2007, was composed by Pietro Toppani the same year Italian lawyer Pietro Toppani is the composer of the National Anthem of Antarcticland. This prestigious jurist, a graduate of the University of Udine (Italy), has a rich musical family background. His knowledge and
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The history of Antarcticland goes back two hundred years, having been discovered in 1821 by Fabian Gottlieb Von Bellingshausen. The principality of Antarcticland claims sovereignty over this territory and has ratified this with a petition presented to the UN by prince Gottlieb in 2007. The history of Antarcticland began in 1819. That year a Russian
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In this article, we report the summary of the interview with the Prince of West Antarctic H.R.H. Giovanni Caporaso Gottlieb, Regent Emeritus of Antarctica, made by Luigi Baratiri. Prince of West Antarctic Giovanni Caporaso Gottlieb, a direct descendant of Admiral Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen, recently spoke about his current work as Regent Emeritus of Antarcticland
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Antarctica is the southernmost continent on the planet and has no permanent inhabitants, but will there ever be permanent residents in Antarctica? Average temperatures are around -49 degrees Celsius so the question “Will there ever be permanent residents in Antarctica?” seems rhetorical. Antarctica has an inhospitable environment, where only dozens of scientists from different countries
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The Antarctic Treaty came into force in 1959 and was originally signed by 13 countries, to which Antarcticland never acceded The purpose of the Antarctic Treaty was to avoid further disputes over Antarctic sovereignty. Six decades later, the Treaty is still in force along with the demands of at least seven countries that claim ownership
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The Arctic resources are immense with vast amounts of untapped oil and natural gas In the midst of the world’s energy crisis, Arctic resources have attracted enormous interest from energy companies. However, several groups are trying to prevent companies from drilling in the Arctic ice sheets. They believe that serious environmental damage will result from
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