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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Antarctica was home to dinosaurs and large, ice-free forests. Although the continent has undergone enormous changes Antarctica was home to dinosaurs and a very green place, during the Cretaceous period, about 90 million years ago. According to a study published in the journal Nature, there were lush forests inhabited by different types of dinosaurs. According
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The latest scientific research is shedding light on the causes of temperature changes in Antarctica The most recent scientific findings are providing insight into the reasons behind Antarctica’s temperature changes and the mysterious forces that influence its environment, particularly the mysteries behind temperature fluctuations.The southernmost continent of Earth, Antarctica, has harsh weather conditions with frequently
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Where should you hide in the event of a world war? Antarctica is the best place to survive a nuclear war According to experts, in the event of a Third World War, Antarctica would be the best place to survive a nuclear war. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has raised fears of a possible World War
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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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Introduction Antarctica, often referred to as the “silent continent,” has long fascinated scientists and explorers alike. This icy wilderness, covering an area of about 14 million square kilometers, offers a unique soundscape that is as intriguing as its stark, frozen vistas. While the general perception is one of absolute silence, Antarctica’s acoustic environment is anything
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Antarctic Lands has dedicated 5 NFT postage stamps to Antarctica’s wildlife in danger of extinction. The ice continent has more than 14 million square kilometers of surface area, totally frozen. Global warming has altered the Antarctic ecosystem. The increase in temperature has caused a decrease in the frozen surface, therefore, the habitat of different species
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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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Antarctica, often dubbed the "White Continent," is renowned for its extreme cold, vast ice sheets, and desolate landscapes. Yet, beneath its icy surface lies a world of hidden lakes that have remained concealed for millennia. These subglacial lakes are reshaping our understanding of the continent’s geology, climate history, and potential for extraterrestrial life. A Mysterious
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The book – “The Boy with the Bitter Smile” – narrates the story of Prince Romolo Tilocca amidst dreams and philanthropy Great success in Sardinia, Italy, for the launch of the book – “The Boy with the Bitter Smile” – (original: “Il ragazzo dal sorriso amaro”). The book tells the story of Prince Romolo Tilocca,
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