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Did Captain Robert Falcon Scott reach the South Pole?
Yes, on his second attempt in January 1912, he lead a team that indeed, reached the South Pole.His first attempt in the Discovery expedition -- 1901-04 -- failed, because his team was forced to turn around at 89 degrees S, often called farthest south.
What are two continents to have the longest days around December 21?
The two continents that experience the longest days around December 21 are Antarctica and South America. In Antarctica, the southern hemisphere experiences the peak of summer, resulting in continuous daylight, known as the Midnight Sun. In contrast, parts of South America, particularly near the equator, also experience longer days during this time, although not to the same extreme as Antarctica.
When do the southern lights appear in Antarctica?
The southern lights, or aurora australis, can be seen from Antarctica during the austral winter months, from March to September. The best time to view the southern lights is during the peak of the Antarctic winter, around June and July, when the nights are longest and the skies are darkest.
At what time does it go dark in Antarctica on Christmas day?
In Antarctica on Christmas Day, it typically gets dark around midnight as the continent experiences 24 hours of daylight during the summer months due to the midnight sun phenomenon. This means that the sun does not fully set, leading to constant daylight during that time.
What is an ideal shelter for housing a temperature-measurement instrument?
One that shields it from direct sunlight, does not increase or decrease the temperature reading itself, and permits free air movement around the measuring device. A simple shelter of wooden slats painted a light color would work.
How did Robert Falcon Scott travel around Antarctica?
on sledges, walking, and they got there by boat
How did Robert Falcon Scott get around Antarctica?
Scott and his team trekked, pulling loaded sledges. This type of travel is called 'man-hauling'.
Did Edward Evans die in Antarctica?
Admiral Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans, 1st Baron Mountevans, KCB, DSO, SGM, also known as Teddy Evans, died in Golå, Norway in 1957.He served as second in command to Robert Falcon Scott for the 1910 Terra Nova expedition to Antarctica, and trekked with Scott to within 150 miles of the South Pole before being turned around. He suffered from scurvy and nearly did not survive the return journey.
Could you get around on Antarctica without being seen?
Your chances of 'getting around' in Antarctica without being seen are pretty high, since there aren't enough people there to 'see' you. It is, however, an extremely dangerous place to be without logistical support, guides, food, shelter and companions who can save your life if necessary.
How did captin Scotts men die?
Starvation is what killed the men in Robert Falcon Scott's party. The men were on an expedition to the South Pole, but were unable to make it and had to turn around.
Where is Alexander island on Antarctica?
Somewhere around Antarctica
What is the range of the peregrine falcon?
The peregrine falcon can be found in the temperate zone around the world.
What sea located around Antarctica?
The salt water around the continent of Antarctica is called the Southern Ocean.
How old can a falcon be?
Around 15 years.
Is there a joke about the peregrine?
Only if you are falcon around.
Do seals make shelter?
No. Seals shelter around sand dunes and on rocky beaches. They neither build a shelter, not burrow for shelter.
How many spieces are there in Antarctica?
There are around 3 - 4 different species in Antarctica.
