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     • The United States operates three year-round research stations in Antarctica: McMurdo Station on Ross Island, Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station at the geographic South Pole, and Palmer Station on Anvers Island in the Antarctic Peninsula region.
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   What is the US Antarctic Program?

   • The U.S. Antarctic Program represents our nation in Antarctica. Carrying forward U.S. goals for supporting the Antarctic Treaty, the program strives to encourage international cooperation, maintain an active and influential presence in the region, and continue to conduct high-quality research, all while sustaining efficient use of funding.

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   5 days ago · Map of Antarctica highlighting the major geographic regions, ice sheets, and sites of several research stations. (more) emperor penguin. Emperor penguins in Antarctica. Antarctica, the world’s southernmost and fifth largest continent. Its landmass is almost wholly covered by a vast ice sheet.

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4. www.antarctica.gov.au › stations › macquarie-islandMacquarie Island research station – Australian Antarctic Program

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   3 days ago · Macquarie Island research station. Macquarie Island is located halfway between Tasmania and Antarctica and a station was established on the “green sponge” in 1948. The Island was used as a half way point to establish the first radio link between Australia and Antarctica during Sir Douglas Mawson’s 1911 expedition.

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   3 days ago · Resource: Educator, Students. Learn about the four U.S. Antarctic Program South Pole 'Stations' that have been erected at the bottom of the earth. Image Credit: NSF. Printable poster, 24 x 36 inches (3.06 MB) DIY printable postcards, 5 total (9 MB) Arctic and Antarctic bookmarks. Resource: Educator, Students.

7. www.antarctica.gov.au › news › stationsThis week at Davis: 3 May 2024 – Australian Antarctic Program

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   22 hours ago · This week at Davis: 26 April 2024. This content was last updated 10 hours ago on 3 May 2024. In Antarctica it is easy to focus on what is in front of you and its many unique aspects. What is rarely mentioned or understood is how Antarctica is managed.

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   22 hours ago · The Troll station in Antarctica. In order to gather more information about how clouds form over Antarctica, Storelvmo, in collaboration with, among others, the Norwegian Polar Institute, will use measurements from Troll – the Norwegian research station in Antarctica.

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   2 days ago · Meteorites widely scattered across a moraine on the blue ice field in the Miller Range December 19, 2015 in Antarctica. Climate change has pernicious impacts on Earth, affecting everything from ...