Tag Archives: Antarctica Travel

Encountering Cold In Antarctica

Posted on August 1, 2010 by Guest Author

There is one woman who said that she is not the biggest fan of cold weather but still she went on to participate in two trips to Antarctica even if she did not seem to be the best person to go on such a vacation. And she would go back again, if given the chance. Actually, the lady was aware that it was the coldest place on earth. Actually, what made her decide on this matter is her goal of being one of the few people who ever tried this out. Continue reading →

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The Team Go Sightseeing

Posted on July 30, 2010 by Guest Author

After 18 days in the cold land of Antarctica, the prompt arrival at the airport must have been the best warm homecoming. Four members of the expedition to the Antarctica returned home for a hero?s gathering after nearly three weeks in the lowest part of the world. Therefore, it is an amazing and emotional event and a good record in history. Continue reading →

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1961 And The Setting Aside Of The Antarctic

Posted on July 23, 2010 by Guest Author

Hoping to obtain uranium in the Antarctic are two scientists. The nature of this project is much controversy associated with the effects it has on the cooperation among nations. When Antarctica became a continent that was set aside in 1961, it was for international scientific research. Such resources that are protected by frigid weather and a sinister cover of snow can be detrimental to the strain added to the model of international cooperation especially when there is the goal of increasing interest. Continue reading →

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