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The Secrets of Antarctica’s Temperature Changes

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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Plant invasion transforms Antarctica’s ecosystem

Thurston Principality News

Antarctica’s ecosystem is suffering from a plant invasion that threatens to transform the continent’s ecosystem. A group of scientists from the Italian University of Insubria, demonstrated this. For months, these researchers analyzed the expansion of two native species of plants that have increased by as much as five times more in the last five years

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A 460-kilometer subway river in Antarctica

West Antarctic Principality News

Scientists discovered a subway river in Antarctica, with a length of more than 460 kilometers A subway river in Antarctica, longer than London’s Thames, threatens the Antarctic ecosystem. In addition, this river occupies an area the size of France and Germany combined. The finding was published in the specialized journal Nature Geoscience and has aroused

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Seas of Ice: The Changing Marine Landscape of Antarctic Waters

Antarctic Lands Organization News

Introduction The Antarctic waters are some of the most remote and least understood regions of our planet. These frigid seas, encased in ice for much of the year, are home to a wide array of unique marine organisms. However, the Antarctic marine landscape is undergoing rapid changes due to human-induced climate change. This article delves

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The mysteries of Lake Vostok

Antarctic Lands Organization News

What is hidden in Lake Vostok? The mysteries of Lake Vostok in East Antarctica In the 1970s, a group of British researchers hypothesized the existence of a subglacial lake, which led to the emergence of the talk about the Lake Vostok mysteries. The lake is located in the Vostok area, precisely under the Russian base

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Energy companies seek Arctic resources. Will they succeed?

West Antarctic Principality News

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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ALO Press Release

Antarctic Lands Organization News

The Antarctic Lands Organization (ALO) is grateful to Italian magistrates and law enforcement for their efforts to dismantle a criminal organization that allegedly marketed fake services of supposed Antarctic origin. Unfortunately, people like these damage the image of serious and legal projects developed for the benefit of the international community.

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History of the Knights of Ice, protectors of Antarctica

New Malta Principality News

The history of the Knights of Ice has its roots in the ancient history of the Orders of Chivalry but is linked to Antarctica The history of the Knights of Ice: this monastic and military order arose during the First Crusade to defend the holy sites of Jerusalem and protect pilgrims visiting the city. Over

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The Race to Save Antarctica’s Biodiversity

Antarctic Lands Organization News

The pristine wilderness of Antarctica is one of the last frontiers on Earth, where life has adapted to some of the planet’s harshest conditions. However, this frozen continent, with its intricate ecosystems and unique species, is under threat. Climate change, human activity, and invasive species pose significant risks to Antarctica’s biodiversity. The race is on

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Who wrote the National Anthem of Antarcticland?

Antarctic Lands Organization News

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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