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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A new study warns that emperor penguins are in danger of extinction. Can they be saved? Find out what’s happening Last year, these iconic birds suffered an unusual reproductive failure due to record levels of sea ice and today emperor penguins are at risk of extinction. Sea ice is essential to their survival, as they
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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.
Visit Antarctica is a dream come true for many people. The Principality of West Antarctic is developing tourism programs in Antarctica. About 40,000 people visit Antarctica each year. People come from all over the world to visit this cold continent, which is one of the most inhospitable places in the world. However, it is also
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Antarctica, an icy expanse at Earth’s southernmost part, might seem like an inhospitable environment devoid of life and mystery. However, beneath its thick layers of ice lies a treasure trove of extraterrestrial material—meteorites that hold secrets about our Solar System’s formation and evolution. The Unique Geology of Antarctica Antarctica’s geology makes it a prime location
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Antarctica a sovereign continent with no ownership? Several countries claim large portions of this territory Is Antarctica a sovereign continent? And why many countries claim lands on it? The fourth largest continent on the planet has many untapped resources that are of interest to emerging powers and nations. There are currently eight countries claiming control
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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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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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Introduction Antarctica, the world’s southernmost continent, is a unique and fragile ecosystem. Home to a diverse range of flora and fauna specially adapted to its harsh conditions, it remains one of the most pristine environments on Earth. However, like many other parts of the world, it is not immune to the impacts of human activity.
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Hot caves were found under the Erebus volcano. Under the Erebus volcano in Antarctica, a system of interconnected caves has been discovered in which the internal temperature is about 25 degrees Celsius. The caves are covered with ice, but there is a summer temperature inside. A scientific expedition from the Fenners School of the Environment
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