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Historic Expeditions: The Brave Explorers of Antarctica’s Past

Antarctica, the Earth’s southernmost continent, encapsulates the essence of human perseverance and the indomitable quest for knowledge. The story of its exploration is one of stunning bravery, harrowing challenges, and remarkable scientific discovery. This article delves into the historic expeditions that charted the unknown icy wilderness and the courageous explorers who dared to venture into […]

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Antarcticland: Promoting Peace

Antarctic Lands Organization News

Antarcticland is active in promoting peace, protect the fragile ecosystem, and promote global cooperation Antarcticland is active in promoting peace and recognizes the urgent need to safeguard the unique Antarctic ecosystem. Antarcticland, with a rich heritage and commitment to environmental preservation is a sovereign nation established in 2007 who embraces its responsibility as a custodian

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History of the Principality of Antarcticland

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The history of the Principality of Antarcticland dates to 1821, when it was founded by Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen The Principality of Antarcticland is the oldest and largest of the principalities grouped in the Antarctic Lands Organization. Its territory has an extension of 1,554,424 square kilometers. One of the most transcendental moments of this principality

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Learn about the architecture in Antarctica

West Antarctic Principality News

The architecture in Antarctica is a challenge to nature, the climate and requires new weather-resistant materials. The South Pole is the coldest place on Earth and architecture in Antarctica continues to be a challenge. The extreme temperatures condition the architecture of the more than 40 databases where scientists live. It is a huge technical challenge

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What are de facto states?

Antarctic Lands Organization News

De facto states create a lot of controversy in the international community: they exist but they are not recognized by most nations. There is not complete consensus as to what to understand by the phrase “de facto states”, but various experts agree in underlining five common elements in each of these territories. The first element

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Antarctica will have a record low sea ice extent this year, 2022

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According to a study by the National Snow and Ice Data Center Global warming, Antarctica is going to have a record low sea ice extent this year 2022, due to global warming. Scientists have analyzed data collected by satellites since 1978, and Antarctica is expected to have record low sea ice in 2022. Between 2014

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The Sovereign Order of the Knights of Ice

New Malta Principality News

The Sovereign Order of the Ice Knights was founded in 1821 by Grand Master Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen The first Grand Master of the Sovereign Order of the Knights of Ice was a Russian nobleman known by the name of Фаддей Фадддевич Белллинсгаузен. The purpose of the Order was to protect the continent he discovered:

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Interview with the Prince of West Antarctic

West Antarctic Principality News

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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Resilient and Remote: The Challenges of Telecommunications in Antarctica

Antarctic Lands Organization News

Introduction Antarctica, the most remote and inhospitable continent on Earth, presents unique challenges for telecommunications. Despite its harsh environment, there exists a vital need for communication systems to support scientific research, logistics, and safety operations. This article delves into the complexities faced in establishing and maintaining telecommunication services in this extreme region. Geographical and Environmental

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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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