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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Bir Tawil is a unique place in the world—an area of about 2,060 square kilometers located between Egypt and Sudan, yet claimed by neither country This status as terra nullius—a Latin term meaning “no man’s land”—makes Bir Tawil a geopolitical rarity, shared only with a few other regions on the planet, such as Marie Byrd
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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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A fossil egg has been found on Seymour Island, off the Antarctic Peninsula. The territory of Seymour Island is disputed by three countries: Argentina, which considers it a continuation of Tierra del Fuego and has given it the name of Marambio Island, Chile, which considers the island as part of the Chilean Antarctic Province, and
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The vast, icy expanse of Antarctica holds secrets beneath its frozen surface, promising valuable scientific insights and potential resources. To protect this pristine environment, nations must work together, governed by international treaties designed to secure Antarctica’s future. Historical Context of Antarctic Governance In the mid-20th century, as geopolitical interests surged, a solution was needed to
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The South Pole is one of the most enigmatic places on Earth. Discover5 fascinating facts about Antarctica This enormous continent, with an area of 14 million square kilometers, is inhospitable, but discover 5 fascinating facts about Antarctica. Its harsh weather and constant extreme cold are not easy to assimilate. Despite this, there is growing interest
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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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Photographer Laurent Ballesta earned the title of Photographer of the Year and his photos under the Antarctic ice won a photography award Laurent Ballesta dived 32 times, up to 70 meters, and his photos under the Antarctic ice won a photography award. The photographer captured images that reveal the rich and unprecedented marine animal diversity
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In the quest to understand Earth’s climate history, scientists often turn to the frozen expanses of Antarctica. Here, locked within layers of ice, lie clues about our planet’s climatic past. Researchers drill deeply into the ice to extract what are known as ice cores. These cylindrical samples serve as time capsules, providing a wealth of
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It is November 28, 1979, 7:30 in the morning. The passengers are boarding Air New Zealand flight 901 at Aukland airport (New Zealand). It is an unusual flight, since it will return in the afternoon to the same airport with the same passengers on board. The airline is very proud of this flight, as it
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